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Source Ruger’s flagship bolt action rifle is the Model 77, also known as the Hawkeye. From the beginning, the Hawkeye was designed to be a more modernized version of the Mauser rifle. It basically utilizes the same Mauser action, only with investment casting instead of the forged receiver of the original Mauser, and with a […] More

Source If there’s any such thing as the ultimate survival rifle, it is without question the Ruger 10/22. This rifle has consistently been the best selling .22 semi-automatic rifle since its inception, being built to the same level of standard as centerfire rifles, in contrast to other rimfire rifles, which were often cheaply made at […] More

Source The Remington Model 700 is the best selling bolt action rifle in American history and one of the most popular bolt action rifles across the globe. Utilizing dual opposed locking lugs with a recessed bolt face, the Model 700 was designed to compete directly with the Winchester Model 70 at a significantly lower overall […] More

Source The Mosin Nagant in 7.62x54r is a five shot rifle that was primary service rifle of the Russian (later Soviet) army from the 1890s until 1948, when it was replaced by the AK-47 and SKS rifles. The Mosin Nagant is still being used in conflicts around the world, such as the Syrian Civil War, […] More

Source The Mauser 98k was the standard service rifle for the Germany military in the Second World War. Chambered for five rounds of the 8mm Mauser round, the Mauser rifle in general is one of the most influential rifle designs ever built, being known for its durability and buttery smooth action, and the fact that […] More

Source The Marlin 336 is a .30-30 lever action rifle that is the second best selling sporting rifle in American history, only behind the Winchester 1894. The 336 has sold millions since it was first introduced in the year 1948. Today, it is available in many different configurations and finishes and barrel lengths. The big […] More

Source Known as the Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised by General George S Patton, the M1 Garand was an eight shot semi-automatic rifle that fired the .30-06 Springfield round. The big advantage to the M1 Garand over other rifles of the time was the fact that it was a semi-automatic whereas most other services rifles […] More

Source The Marlin Model 60 is the second bestselling rimfire semi-automatic rifle ever made, only after the Ruger 10/22. The Model 60 is also very soft shooting, accurate, and easy to shoot. It is available in both 14+1 and 17+1 configurations. The main difference between the 10/22 and the Model 60 is the fact that […] More

Source The Lee Enfield rifle in .303 and its many variants served as the standard issue rifle of the British Army for around half a century. They were most notably used throughout the First and Second World Wars, in both rifle and carbine variations. The big advantage of the Lee Enfield over its competitors such […] More

Source In an age of single shot muzzle loading rifles, the Henry rifle in .44 Rimfire was a luxury. For one thing, the rifle had a very large magazine capacity of sixteen rounds and a very fast rate of fire thanks to its lever action. The Henry rifle first saw major action during the American […] More

Source The FN FAL was often known as the Right Arm of the Free World, because during the Cold War when most Communist nations were using the AK-47 or some variant of it, most of the Western nations (except the United States), were using the FN FAL or some variant of it. The FN FAL […] More

Source The AR-series of rifles, such as the AR-15, AR-10, M4, and M16 variants are the second most common rifle ever designed, after the AK-47. They are available in a myriad of different calibers, with the most common and plentiful being in the 5.56x45mm NATO. Today, the AR-15 is the best selling rifle in the […] More