GunsAmerica Product Reviews – Rifles

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Tested: Browning’s New Tack-Driving X-Bolt 2 Speed Rifle

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Every X-Bolt rifle I have tested over the years was superbly accurate. Rifles in non-magnum chamberings consistently shot ½-MOA groups or better, with many groups measuring just 1/3-MOA, with factory ammo.

Marlin Dark Series Model 1895

Buyer Beware: Marlin Dark Series Model 1895 45-70 Lever Gun

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Chambered in 45-70 Govt with a 5+1 capacity, the Model 1895 offers power and modularity in a sleek package. Its nylon-reinforced polymer stock, equipped with a removable cheek riser, ensures comfort and adaptability for various shooting configurations.

2 - Mk 47 Redux

Clay’s Love for the MK 47 Mutant (w/Mag Tests)

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Now, to be honest, I did not expect the Mk 47 to even work. I have been sold this bill of goods before and had yet to see an AR/AK hybrid that did anything besides look hideous.

Ruger’s American II

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The new rifle features an improved synthetic stock with a radiused rubber recoil pad and spacers that adjust the length of pull from 13.75” to 12”. The Splatter finish provides a texture that allows for a positive purchase in all conditions, without being overly aggressive.

Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Review: A Modern Take on an American Classic

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Featuring a threaded barrel, M-LOK slots, and a Picatinny rail, the Model 1854 is meticulously engineered to provide both enthusiasts and collectors with an authentic shooting experience rooted in history.

A rifle sits on a bipod and rear bag, behind an assortment of ammunition.

SIG Sauer Goes Big: Cross Magnum Reviewed

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The new SIG Cross Magnum is designed in the image of its precursor but has some alterations I enjoy, such as an integrated ARCA rail in the forend, safety that doubles as a thumb-shelf, vertical grip, and comes standard with a muzzle brake.

3 - The Classic Bushmaster XM15 - American Made

The Classic Bushmaster XM15 – American Made

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There are seemingly dozens, if not hundreds, of AR manufacturers out there these days. This is rather new to the market, and there was a time when the AR market was basically Colt and Bushmaster.

Unveiling the Bergara Premier Divide Bolt-Action Rifle: Full Review

The Bergara Premier Divide Bolt-Action Rifle: Full Review

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Designed to bridge the gap between a tactical and hunting rifle, the Bergara Premier Divide weighs in at just 7.2 lbs.

“How fast? How far? Can you EDC an FN SCAR?” – Dr. Seuss

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It’s a volatile world and extra firepower might be important. Using a discreet backpack it’s possible to carry something like the FN SCAR 15p

Hits and Misses with the New Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Sport III

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The Sport III is, arguably, the gun that S&W should have been making years ago. It gives shooters more of what they want, but there are still some significant shortcomings with the Sport III, as you might expect of many ARs in this price category.