American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach offers a rundown of the Ruger American Rifle Magnum in .300 Win. Mag. A great "bargain bolt-gun" with a full-diameter three-lug bolt, the Ruger American Rifle packs quite the punch in .300 Win. Mag., accurately taking a variety of plains game during Joe's recent trip to South Africa. For more on this firearm, check out this "Rifleman Review" segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV.
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This evaluation examines the version of Rock River's Tactical Carbine, in .22 Long Rifle, equipped with aluminum upper and lower receivers and a non-folding, length-adjustable stock.
Advances in technology and manufacturing are ushering in radical changes in cartridge case design. It may not be an extinction event on the horizon for the readily reloaded, one-piece brass version, but the times are changing—fast.
Superb as the original remains, Browning nonetheless found a few areas for improvement within its X-Bolt platform, which it has addressed by offering several second-generation models—including the Hunter Composite seen here.
Characterized by Heckler & Koch as "the most realistic civilian version of the G36 yet," a .22 Long Rifle-chambered variant of the popular and elusive G36 is now available to American firearm enthusiasts.