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At $3,900 this scope is an investment. The TARS (Tactical Advanced Rifle Scope) has a battery operated illumination system and serious MOA turrets. Internally it has less glass than rival scopes, which increases light transmission and makes it a brighter scope. [ Read Full Post ]
Here's a first look at a prototype of US Palm's Takedown AK47, a compact rifle that snaps together with a twist. AK fans, look for it to hit the market later this year.
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The Stag Arms 3G was designed with 3-Gun competitors in mind. Features include: 18-inch fluted barrel, 15-inch handguard, picatinny rail, muzzelbrake and optional offset sights. Retail price is about $1,450.
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Give your old 10/22 a new lease on life with a T22 Chassis system from Troy. It includes an adjustable fixed-position stock, pop-up sights and a picatinny rail. It retails at about $299.
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These rounds might mark the end of the metal casing. The polymer casing significantly reduces ammunition weight while retaining its accuracy--meaning you can carry more ammo during your next hunt.
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Looking for a great rifle that won't leave your wallet empty? This semi-custom gun from Forbes might be a good fit. The gun is incredibly light and weighs just over five pounds and very accurate. It retails at about $1,400.
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It takes a lot more to build a dangerous-game rifle than squeezing a bigger bolt into an existing gun. The wood needs to be more solid, the barrel will be bigger and the gun overall will be heavier. The Montana Rifle Company does it all at a reasonable price with this new gun.
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