Originally a copy of Heckler & Koch’s Model 91 rifle, the original PTR-91 was an exact copy, less the evil assault rifle restrictions. The later PTR Hunter .308 is the next generation H&K 91 clone that’s ready for the woods. My knowledge of the PTR-91 predates the company’s first rifle. Conversations with Vincent Pestilli Sr., […]
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A rimfire revolver like this custom Ruger can help you fine-tune your shooting skills on the range or protect yourself on the trail, especially if you have to dispatch a few snakes. Check out these .22 rimfire camp revolvers, perfect as camping or hiking companions. Day after day chasing bull elk in rough terrain with
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The Ruger SR-762 rifle can hold its own on the range, and it really shines as a deer-killing machine. More than one individual expressed to me the sentiment that William Batterman Ruger is tossing in his grave at the prospect of his company building AR-style rifles. Being a publicly held company, Sturm, Ruger & Company
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Meet Rock River Arms’ .458 SOCOM big-bore–the hunter’s X factor to dropping big game in its tracks! Stick around and we’ll share some handloads to feed the beast, too. Marty ter Weeme’s .458 SOCOM brain child has been with us for more than two decades and its power and compatibility with the AR15-platform has created
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More than a decade has passed and this Bulls Bag X7 shooting rest is still going strong. Year in year out, I bench test dozens of firearms that range from vintage reproduction rifles to AR platform rifles to a broad array of handguns. A common denominator for the vast majority of my testing has been
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