Russian Mosin Nagant Rifle

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The Mosin Nagant: A Piece of Military History

The Mosin Nagant is a Russian bolt-action military rifle chambered in 7.62x54R, adopted in the 1890s and used through both World Wars and beyond. It has an internal five-round magazine, a long barrel and a rugged, simple action that made it one of the most widely produced military rifles ever.

Why Shooters Still Love It

Surplus Mosins are a low-cost way to own a piece of history, and they are surprisingly accurate and fun to shoot. Expect a heavy recoil impulse and plenty of muzzle blast with the full-power 7.62x54R round. Watch the video above for a look at this classic.

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Savage 110 Core Hunter

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Savage 110 Core Hunter: A Modern Hunting Rifle

The Savage 110 Core Hunter is built for hunters who want a rifle that is accurate out of the box and easy to fit to the shooter. The 110 line is known for the user-adjustable AccuTrigger and the AccuFit system, which lets you adjust length of pull and comb height without tools, and the Core Hunter family adds a threaded muzzle, a fluted barrel, a one-piece 20 MOA scope rail and a detachable AICS-style magazine.

Calibers and Camo

Savage offers the Core Hunter line in popular hunting cartridges such as .243 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, 7mm-08, .270 Win, .308 Win and .30-06, with synthetic camo stocks and a Cerakote finish. Many calibers come in left-hand versions as well.

Watch the video above to see the Savage 110 Core Hunter in action.

Specs are based on manufacturer information and can vary by model and caliber. Check current details before you buy.

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Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 in 308 winchester. Topped with a GOYOJO thermal scope. Paired with a WOOX Elegante stock.

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Ruger American Ranch Gen II in .308 With a WOOX Elegante Stock

This build starts with the Ruger American Ranch Gen II in .308 Winchester, a lightweight, affordable bolt-action that is a favorite for deer and general hunting use. The WOOX Elegante stock gives it a more refined, precision-style feel and a better cheek weld, and a GOYOJO thermal scope on top makes it a capable low-light and night hunting setup.

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See how the Ruger American Gen 2 performs during real-world testing at 9,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains. We put this rifle to the test.

This video documents a high-altitude field test of the Ruger American Gen 2 chambered in 308 Winchester. If you are researching a reliable setup for mountain hunting or curious how modern factory rifles handle rugged terrain, this breakdown provides a clear look at performance in thin air. We examine the handling, durability, and practical accuracy of this specific firearm configuration while paired with a high-end optic.

By the end of this range report, you will see exactly how the Ruger American Gen 2 handles long-range conditions and whether it meets the demands of high-elevation shooting. We focus on real-world results rather than range-perfect scenarios so you can decide if the 308 Winchester platform is right for your next mountain hunt.

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Testing the CZ 600 Trail Rifle.

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CZ 600 Trail: A Light, Threaded Bolt-Action

The CZ 600+ Trail is a compact bolt-action rifle with a 16-inch cold hammer forged barrel, built for hunters who want a short, handy rifle with a threaded muzzle. The link above goes to the .223 Remington version, and the Trail is also offered in 300 AAC Blackout and 7.62×39.

CZ 600 Trail Highlights

• 16 in semi-heavy cold hammer forged barrel, threaded for a suppressor or brake
• Four-position retractable shoulder stock with a cheek piece
• User-adjustable two-stage trigger (roughly 2 to 3.5 lb)
• Controlled feeding with a 60 degree bolt lift
• Duralumin receiver and forend with M-LOK slots, plus a long Picatinny rail
• AR-15 compatible pistol grip with swappable backstraps
• User-swappable barrels and calibers
• CZ guarantees 2 MOA accuracy at 100 yards

Watch the video above for the rifle in action. For more picks, see our best budget hunting rifles and top hunting rifles.

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The Cadex Seven S.T.A.R.S Precision rifle is a premium Canadian made Bolt-Action Rifle.

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Cadex Seven S.T.A.R.S. Precision Rifle

Cadex Defence is a Canadian maker known for chassis-based precision rifles, and the Seven S.T.A.R.S. (CDX-SS) is one of its premium bolt-action platforms. It is built around a rigid hybrid chassis and a match-grade barrel, and it is offered in precision-friendly chamberings such as .223 Rem, 6mm BR, 6mm Creedmoor and .308 Win, typically with a 26-inch barrel.

Who It Is For

This rifle targets precision rifle competitors and long-range shooters who want a modular, adjustable platform with consistent accuracy. It sits at the premium end of the market, so expect a higher price than a typical hunting rifle, in exchange for a stiff chassis, a crisp trigger and fit-and-finish aimed at serious shooters.

Watch the video above to see this Canadian-made rifle in action.

Specs are general and can vary by model and configuration. Check current details with the manufacturer before you buy.

Choosing between the CBA Cascade and Savage Axis Pro 2? This head-to-head tests both at the range to find your winner.

Selecting a reliable bolt action rifle can be difficult with so many options on the market. This video breaks down the specific performance differences between the CBA Cascade and the Savage Axis Pro 2 so you can decide which firearm fits your needs best. We focus on real-world handling and accuracy to help you make an informed purchase decision.

By putting both models through a rigorous test, we highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each platform. This evaluation provides the clarity needed to choose the right gear for your next outing.

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Comparing the Savage Axis Pro II and Mossberg Patriot Predator to determine which budget hunting rifle performs better at the range.

Choosing the right bolt action rifle can be difficult when options like the Savage Axis Pro II and the Mossberg Patriot Predator are both available at competitive price points. This video breaks down the features of both platforms to help you decide which model suits your needs. We take both rifles through a live shooting test to evaluate how they handle, their accuracy, and their overall reliability under field conditions.

Whether you are a new shooter looking for your first setup or an experienced hunter searching for a reliable budget hunting rifle, this comparison highlights the differences in build quality and performance. By the end of this analysis, you will have a clear understanding of how the Savage Axis Pro II stacks up against the Mossberg Patriot Predator family so you can make an informed decision for your next range day or hunting trip.

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Ruger American Gen II Prairie: What You Need to Know

The Ruger American Rifle Gen II Prairie is Ruger’s hunting-focused take on the American platform. It pairs a smoked bronze Cerakote barreled action with a black synthetic stock that has a gray and bronze splatter texture for better grip in wet or cold conditions. The barrel is a cold hammer-forged, fluted bull contour that helps shed weight and heat, and the muzzle is threaded so you can add a brake or suppressor.

Features

The Prairie is chambered in a wide range of cartridges, from .22 ARC up to 7mm PRC, so there is a version for varmints, deer and long-range big game. It also has a stainless steel locking bolt and a three-position safety. Ruger launched it at an MSRP of around $729, which keeps it competitive for a modern, barrel-forward hunting rifle.

Watch the video above for my hands-on look at the Prairie in the field.

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Comparing the Savage Axis Pro II and Winchester XPR to find which bolt action rifle performs better at 100 yards. See how they handle.

This rifle comparison breaks down the key features of the Savage Axis Pro II and the Winchester XPR. Whether you are looking for your next hunting companion or just curious about how these two budget-friendly platforms stack up side-by-side, this overview provides a clear look at their mechanical differences and practical ergonomics.

After walking through the indoor handling and design specifics, we take both rifles to the range for a 100 yard accuracy test. You will see firsthand how each firearm groups on paper, giving you a concrete idea of the performance you can expect from these models out of the box. This test helps you decide which option aligns better with your shooting style and accuracy requirements.

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