Category: Rifle Reviews

  • Marlin XT-17 Review

    Marlin XT-17 Review

    The Marlin XT-17: Value Priced 17HMR Accuracy After publishing a review of the Savage 93R17, it only seemed to make sense to review the Marlin XT-17. Maybe next year I’ll get my hands on a CZ and a Ruger American but for now, let’s take a look at this Marlin! This particular model is the XT17V,…

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  • Savage B.Mag Review

    Savage B.Mag Review

    Savage B.Mag Review How would you like a significant bump in rimfire performance for FREEEEE? Great pitch, right? The new Savage B.Mag and the 17 Winchester Super Magnum were released as brother and sister on that journey, and there have been a few stumbles along the way. The Savage B.Mag is a significantly new rifle…

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  • Savage 93R17 Review

    Savage 93R17 Review

    The Savage 17 HMR BTVS: Midrange Luxury? In the world of 17 HMR bolt action rifles, you have your inexpensive domestics: Savage 93R17’s, Marlin XT-17s, Ruger Americans, you have your inexpensive imports like the Zastava, and then you have your mid and upper range rimfire racehorses like CZ’s, Anshutz, and Coopers. The Savage 93R17 BTVS…

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  • Savage 10TR Review

    Savage 10TR Review

    It’s a bit unusual to be reviewing a rifle intended for LEO/Military audiences on a hunting website, but a LEO buddy of mine picked up this Savage and I had to try it, take pictures, and review. There are very few of these out there in the wild, and I thought that some more pics…

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  • IWI Tavor Review

    IWI Tavor Review

    Ever since I wrote the Norinco T97 review, people have been asking for a review on “The Tavor”. The IWI Tavor SAR/TAR-21 offers much better usability than the T97, but at 2.5X the price of one, it had better offer a whole lot more than that. Now that this rifle is being produced and sold in the…

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  • Browning SA-22 Takedown Review

    Browning SA-22 Takedown Review

    The Browning Semi Auto 22, sometimes called the SA-22, was first produced in 1914 and is still in production today. It looks a bit odd in person and in photos because of some strange dimensions. The bottom eject receiver is oddly small, but it turns out to be a great balance point to hold the…

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