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The New Ruger Precision Rifle--Everything Done Right?

The New Ruger Precision Rifle–Everything Done Right?

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The Ruger Precision Rifle may be the single biggest story of the summer for those who like rifles with long range capabilities. Ruger’s unique design is accurate, affordable, and capable of connecting at some impressive distances. And for those of you who like the flexibility and modularity of the AR platform, the RPR has even more to offer.

Zenith Z-5P – The MP5K Done Right

Zenith Z-5P – The MP5K Done Right

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We here at GunsAmerica have a deep respect for the MP5. Today we’re test driving an MP5K from Zenith Firearms. Before you make assumptions about the quality of the imported H&K clones, you should check out this review. Zenith’s Z-5P is a contender.

Auto Ordnance 1911A1 Review

Auto Ordnance 1911A1 Review

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Looking for a historical shooting iron that evokes America’s fighting past? Check out Auto Ordnance’s version of the A1. The gun is a fair representation of the WWII era 1911s, and is a great at the range.

CMMG's 7.62x39 AR--The Mutant--Review

CMMG’s 7.62×39 AR–The Mutant–Review

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Finding a 7.62×39 AR platform rifle is easy these days. Finding one that works flawlessly isn’t. So we approached the CMMG Mutant with more than a bit of skepticism. After our first 500 rounds, our skepticism is fading. The Mutant is performing like a champ. And we have one of the new pistols, too, which may explain why I don’t have any eyebrows.

The LWRC R.E.P.R. 20-inch rifle, right side.

Gun Review: LWRC R.E.P.R. 20 .308 Sniper Model

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LWRC’s new long range ass-kicker is the R.E.P.R. The Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle. This 7.62 x 51 is capable of long range hits and the speed needed for rapid engagement. Is this the one-gun solution for the ultimate and fully functional battle rifle? Read our review….

Ruger American Rimfire Rifle Now Availalbe with Wood Stock

Ruger American Rimfire Rifle Now Availalbe with Wood Stock

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Ruger is excited to introduce the Ruger American Rimfire® rifle with wood stock.

M1A Sniper/Competition Rifle - New Adjustable Precision Stock - Scope Installation & Range Report

M1A Sniper/Competition Rifle – New Adjustable Precision Stock – Scope Installation & Range Report

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The new Precision Stock model of the M1A “Loaded” from Springfield Armory builds the Archangel adjustable comb and adjustable length of pull stock into a factory rifle. This is a true scoped M1A platform, rivaling our own tests of the original Pro-Mag Archangel, as well as other higher priced aftermarket sniper stocks. As the only truly Mil-Spec .308 semi-auto in current production, the M1A is as classic a rifle as you can get. This latest article in the M1A series asks the question, is this the best factory original M1A ever?

Mossberg's New Rimfire AK--The Blaze 47

Mossberg’s New Rimfire AK–The Blaze 47

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Looking for an ideal way to blow through a brick of .22 LR? Now that they’re actually brick of rimfire rounds sitting around on store shelves, you might as well. And the Mossberg Blaze-47 is a great way to do it. This rimfire has the nostalgia of the old AK, but and is almost as cheap to run as a 7.62×39.

The 100% American Made AK: The Ras-47

The 100% American Made AK: The Ras-47

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When sanctions shut down the import of many AK-47s, many of us began to get a bit twitchy. While the supply of AKs didn’t dry up as some gun-control nuts would have liked, Century ramped up plans for this rifle: the RAS-47. This 7.62 x 39 is made in America and a fine example of the entry level AK. Read our review.

Stag Model 9T--Game Changing 9mm Carbine

Stag Model 9T–Game Changing 9mm Carbine

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Some 9mm ARs feel a bit half baked, like the gun can’t decide if it wants to be a carbine or an AR pistol. Others cobble together parts to make the mags fit. Not this one. Stag’s new 9T is a full on rifle. There’s nothing about this gun that’s a compromise, and it may change the way you think about the pistol caliber concept.