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Sneak Peek: Rifles
The countdown to the 2010 SHOT Show is on. Here's a look at this year's new battery of rifles primed for introduction.
 Every few years, one segment of the firearms market seems to virtually explode in the number and diversity of product offerings. This year, it’s rifles. No particular category dominates. ARs—both centerfire and rimfire models—are well represented, but it doesn’t stop there. The wealth of rifles includes everything from game-stopping big doubles and long-range precision tack-driving bolt guns to fast-handling levers—and seemingly everything in between. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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guns guns every where oh what to do!
Buy more what else!
Way overpriced
The anscheise I meant.
Beautiful guns.....do want to try an AR type rifle sometime in the future - though expect to take some flack from the traditional Pennsylvania hunting family if I ever do....as I'm sure many here would also relate to.
Still love my old Remington .270 pump action Model 70 with 3x9 Redfield/Widefield scope I got as my hunting camp gift on opening weekend after my 12th birthday - and I've killed every deer with since I was 12....dropped a bruiser in his tracks on opening day this year....great gun.
But see the advantage of the AR model....maybe someday...when the prices get into doable range.
Happy Hunting to All!
the_golf_guy
Wait a minute! You guys get me all worked up about a show in Vegas and it turns out it is a show that I'm not allowed to attend. One of these days I am going to get a bunch of the regulars from this forum together and attend such an event claiming we are with Outdoor Life. I guarantee we would have a great time and likely embarrass the hell out of Outdoor Life with our after hour's activities. Still, it would be an opportunity to meet the Editor when he bails us out of jail. I suggested some time ago that it would be a beautiful gesture on the part of Outdoor Life to sponsor a forum outing - a turkey hunt, a deer camp or Vegas Gun Show. Consider the consequences of a group of us showing up unexpectedly and uninvited. At least choosing the event and extending an invite, you would have some control over what would surely be an entertaining and unruly bunch.
If only i could afford some of these...
That Anshutz is an example of getting what you pay for.. yes less expensive rifles MAY shoot with great accuracy but the Anshutz WILL shoot with great accuracy. It's track record in competition is no accident it is a clear indication of a superior and consistent level of quality. They shoot better than they look and they look just fine. They raise the bar when it comes to hitting the bullseye.
yeah the only rifle I would even think about buying would be the anschutz.Bolt action-will shot better than any other of those yuppie style rifles listed---the rest of this rifles reminds me of the time I bought a ruger 10/22 rifle and found out ,quickly if I wanted to shoot with a scope on it--I needed to spend 400.00 bucks on a good scope--anything cheaper than that and that knot head ruger would destroy it after 5 shots.
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Wait a minute! You guys get me all worked up about a show in Vegas and it turns out it is a show that I'm not allowed to attend. One of these days I am going to get a bunch of the regulars from this forum together and attend such an event claiming we are with Outdoor Life. I guarantee we would have a great time and likely embarrass the hell out of Outdoor Life with our after hour's activities. Still, it would be an opportunity to meet the Editor when he bails us out of jail. I suggested some time ago that it would be a beautiful gesture on the part of Outdoor Life to sponsor a forum outing - a turkey hunt, a deer camp or Vegas Gun Show. Consider the consequences of a group of us showing up unexpectedly and uninvited. At least choosing the event and extending an invite, you would have some control over what would surely be an entertaining and unruly bunch.
If only i could afford some of these...
guns guns every where oh what to do!
Buy more what else!
Way overpriced
The anscheise I meant.
Beautiful guns.....do want to try an AR type rifle sometime in the future - though expect to take some flack from the traditional Pennsylvania hunting family if I ever do....as I'm sure many here would also relate to.
Still love my old Remington .270 pump action Model 70 with 3x9 Redfield/Widefield scope I got as my hunting camp gift on opening weekend after my 12th birthday - and I've killed every deer with since I was 12....dropped a bruiser in his tracks on opening day this year....great gun.
But see the advantage of the AR model....maybe someday...when the prices get into doable range.
Happy Hunting to All!
the_golf_guy
That Anshutz is an example of getting what you pay for.. yes less expensive rifles MAY shoot with great accuracy but the Anshutz WILL shoot with great accuracy. It's track record in competition is no accident it is a clear indication of a superior and consistent level of quality. They shoot better than they look and they look just fine. They raise the bar when it comes to hitting the bullseye.
yeah the only rifle I would even think about buying would be the anschutz.Bolt action-will shot better than any other of those yuppie style rifles listed---the rest of this rifles reminds me of the time I bought a ruger 10/22 rifle and found out ,quickly if I wanted to shoot with a scope on it--I needed to spend 400.00 bucks on a good scope--anything cheaper than that and that knot head ruger would destroy it after 5 shots.
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