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Source You’d be hard pressed to go on a bird hunt and not come across a handful of hunters who swear by their Remington 1100.  It was the first auto-loader to combine the repeat-shot versatility of early-century models with the sleek, modern lines and handling qualities of revered double barrels. MoreReport Item navigation Previous submission […] More

Source Is there really any arguing that the Mossberg 500 is the rival to the Remington 870. Much like the old pickup truck debate, many feel they are extremely similar yet are ready to take their preference to the grave. What cannot be argued however, is how widely popular and effective for home defense the […] More

Source If the Model 870™ were introduced today, it would be hailed as a major advance in pump-action shotgun design – the ultimate in strength, durability, silky-smooth bind-free action, and sleek classical lines. Yet this remarkable shotgun has been around for more than half a century, and has become the best-selling shotgun of any type […] More

Source With more than 3 million units built since 1903, the Springfield M1903, still holds a strong line of sniper success today. This masterpiece was the official arm for US military in WWI and served prior to the M1 Garand. Still, even in the wake of the success of the M1 Garand, the Springfield M1903 […] More

Source This bolt-action rifle proved its worth for more than 50 years as a Russian standby. It fires a 7.62X54 rimmed cartridge that even in the late 1800s had the ability to reach out and touch an opponent. Russian snipers well respected for their ability to pick off German officers at a distance. In field […] More

Source The signature Mauser bolt action is the foundation for numerous dependable rifle designs. It had its start with a short-barreled rifle intended for use on horseback and cavalry units. But it soon traveled the world, being adopted by militaries in Spain, Germany, China, Persia, Chile, and Sweden, just to name a few. Each culture […] More

Source The Lee-Enfield, specifically the short, magazine version, (SMLE) is known worldwide. It evolved over the course of WWI as variations of powder and mechanical advantages answered the call of duty. It was used in service for more than 20 years. Lighter and shorter than other field rifles, this model served two World Wars as […] More

Source In order to mass-produce a high-end hunting rifle for the everyday outdoorsman, Remington developed the 700 series bolt action rifle. The accuracy and quality of this small caliber rifle spawned the next generation of bolt-action firepower. With the aim of creating a quality rifle that is also affordable, they hit their mark with the […] More

Source The Weatherby brand is known for its high quality, high velocity rifles. The Mark V is at the top of that list. Mostly because the designer, Roy Weatherby, made sure to develop these rifles as gifts to those among the upper echelon with the standard of quality to match. This bolt-action rifle is touted […] More

Source Developed in 1959 as a hunter’s mainstay, the Savage Model 110 has entered the cannon of iconic hunting firearms. Even with the later start off the production line, it has been in production longer than the Remington Model 70 and continues to be a steady competitor. Barrel lengths range from 20-26” and the 110 […] More

Source Dubbed “The Rifleman’s Rifle,” the Winchester Model 70 replaced the Model 54 and was produced between 1936-1963. It saw limited use during WWII but gained popularity from snipers in Vietnam. Over time, it earned the title of “Bolt-action Rifle of the Century.” The barrel sizes ranged from 22-28” and more than 15 different calibers. […] More

Source Size doesn’t always matter – especially when you’re able to take out the smallest threat with a single shot. The Marlin 780 is a silent but deadly standby for those in the know. The 21.25-inch long barrel was machined with micro grooved rifling, which significantly improved accuracy as intended. It has a 7-round box […] More