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Gun Test '08
Our annual no-holds-barred review of the new firearms of 2008.
 Our annual no-holds-barred review of new firearms
A sporting firearm is a complex blend of art, science, engineering and tradition. Which is why the members of Outdoor Life's gun test team need to be part art critic, engineer, historian and scientist, as well as have above-average shooting skills and lots of experience with guns and the people who buy and use them. In addition, no one on the eight-man test squad has any financial involvement with the making of guns, guaranteeing unbiased judging. Photo by Outdoor Life Online Editor AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENT |
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loved the fact that you evaluated so many shotguns
most accurate rimfire I have ever shot
I have a MarkII. I'm a casual shooter, who can knock out a 95-99 with the MarkII which is good enough for 3x Champion at the local Men's retreat.
My groups aren't .25 inch, but real close to 1 inch, and using the discount hollow point Remington brick bullets. The gun is solid.
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most accurate rimfire I have ever shot
loved the fact that you evaluated so many shotguns
I have a MarkII. I'm a casual shooter, who can knock out a 95-99 with the MarkII which is good enough for 3x Champion at the local Men's retreat.
My groups aren't .25 inch, but real close to 1 inch, and using the discount hollow point Remington brick bullets. The gun is solid.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)