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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An aerial assault on West Texas crop-raiding feral hogs was a blast with a .300 AAC Blackout SBR. It’s hard to keep track of the number of rounds I have fired of the recently-popular .300 AAC Blackout cartridge and its older twin, the .300 Whisper, over the last few years. Most of the rounds fired
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ARs, PDWs and pistols in 300 Blackout are a hoot to shoot suppressed, but for the ultimate in quiet try a 300 Blackout in a bolt-action rifle. At the height of the Vietnam War, the U.S. military started toying around with a sub-sonic .30 caliber cartridge that could be fired from a M-16-type rifle. The
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President John F. Kennedy promised to put a man on the moon. Bob Dylan and the Beetles started cranking out hits. James Meredith was the first black student to register at the University of Mississippi, and the Cuban Missile Crisis took the United States and the Soviet Union took the world to the brink of
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If you are looking for a quality, light-weight rifle for small game hunting capable of target-grade accuracy, look no further than Christensen Arms’ Ranger .22. The hunter didn’t have far to go. He took a seat on his back porch steps in the predawn blackness, a cup of steamy coffee sat on the top step
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