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Long Range Contender? Savage Model 10 Ashbury Precision Chassis Rifle — Full Review

Long Range Contender? Savage Model 10 Ashbury Precision Chassis Rifle — Full Review

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It seems like Savage rifles garner a love hate relationship with much of the shooting population. Some people love them because they’re an affordable rifle with features and a level of performance that hits well above their price point. Savage rifles are known for shooting exceptionally well while possessing a great adjustable trigger and a barrel nut system that makes barrel swaps relatively easy.

Aeroknox Showing Off Futuristic 1911 Slides and Grips

Aeroknox Showing Off Futuristic 1911 Slides and Grips

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Texas-based Aeroknox may not be a well-known manufacturer right now, but with eye-catching products like these that won’t last much longer.

Rimfire Resurgence: Savage's A22 & B22 — Full Review

Rimfire Resurgence: Savage’s A22 & B22 — Full Review

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There are few more iconic rifles than the .22. Many of us have spent our youth plinking at targets and eradicating the tin-can population with a trusty bolt-action in .22. If you are like me, you have probably had the same .22-caliber rifle for a very long time. Savage has stepped the game up this year with the A and B series rifles — they’re out of the box tack drivers at a price point that won’t break the bank.

A .50 BMG for Everyone: Serbu's Lightweight, Single-Shot RN-50 — Full Review

A .50 BMG for Everyone: Serbu’s Lightweight, Single-Shot RN-50 — Full Review

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The .50 caliber in question was the RN-50 from Serbu Firearms, Inc. This Tampa, Florida based company is one that I have a great deal of respect for. The founder Mark Serbu is a mechanical engineer that is best know for producing the BFG-50: a .50 BMG caliber, single-shot rifle. Serbu Firearms produces high-quality firearms that are either: cool, unique affordable and specifically engineered to stick-it-to-the-man. The RN-50 accomplishes all four. 

Epoxy AR-15 Mold Ghost Gun Kit  - Clay Eats Some Crow!

Epoxy AR-15 Mold Ghost Gun Kit – Clay Eats Some Crow!

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There are a few places to purchase the kits, but AR15Mold.com provides a kit for molding a lower receiver in any color. And thus, began our mold pouring journey. I started this process extremely skeptical. However, I have yet to see an AR lower made of anything besides aluminum or carbon fiber that lasts.

Affordable Dangerous Game Rifles — Roundup

Affordable Dangerous Game Rifles — Roundup

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The active pursuit of dangerous game is far and away my favorite style of hunting. The gear required for hunting dangerous game — specifically the rifle — must be rock solid, as with failure comes the potential for loss of life.

An All-Purpose AR-15: S&W M&P 15 Sport II— Full Review

An All-Purpose AR-15: S&W M&P 15 Sport II— Full Review

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It’s time to think about buying an AR-15. Selection is high and prices are falling; there’s never been a better time for the AR-15 market. Besides, can you ever really have too many black rifles? If you answered yes, stop reading now!

A Gunfighter's Replica: BCM Mk12 Mod 0 — Full Review

A Gunfighter’s Replica: BCM Mk12 Mod 0 — Full Review

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This BCM Mk12 Mod 0 review was a fun trip down memory lane. If you are a collector or carried one of these in the war, I recommend it highly. Mine shot 1-inch groups at 100-meters with 77-grain Black Hills loads.

Ashbury, Cabela's Team with Remington on Accurized M700 with AR Features

Ashbury, Cabela’s Team with Remington on Accurized M700 with AR Features

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Ashbury Precision Ordnance is now offering a lightweight, modern Remington Model 700 built on their accuratized Saber chassis that features AR components.

A .338 Lapua for Under $1,700? Savage's 110 BA Stealth Storms the Market — Full Review

A .338 Lapua for Under $1,700? Savage’s 110 BA Stealth Storms the Market — Full Review

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I am a firm believer that it should be within the reach of every person to own a ludicrously fast car, a stupidly powerful handgun and a magnum rifle that could take a T-rex off its feet at 1,000 yards. Savage has made that attainable. Enter the Savage 110 BA Stealth. It delivers high performance at a fraction of its .338 Lapua competitors.