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Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
The Ruger Mark lV got a makeover.
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
CZ 09 Nocturne, optic ready
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
Ranger | Lever-Action Rifle | Winchester
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12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
Revel | Modern Rimfire Lever Action Rifle | Savage Arms
The Savage Revel is a modern rimfire lever action rifle with a walnut stock, oversized finger loop. Ideal for small game or plinking with easy takedown..
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
1854 | Smith & Wesson
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Vapor
.308 Win
PSA and h and R are doing lever guns and an FAL.
BCA has their own gen 3 Glock clone now.
BCA has their own gen 3 Glock clone now.
Beerman
6.5 Creedmoor
It will be available in .22WMR and .17HMR, too, which is pretty cool. Wish it was made in the US, but I highly doubt it.Revel | Modern Rimfire Lever Action Rifle | Savage Arms
The Savage Revel is a modern rimfire lever action rifle with a walnut stock, oversized finger loop. Ideal for small game or plinking with easy takedown..savagearms.com
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
That doesn't bother me. Ten years ago I bought a foreign made Winchester Model 70 and a Remington model 7 made here in NY. The Chester has twice the quality in fit and finish in both wood and metal.
"Browning" doesn't make it's own guns per se, that why if you read closely the labels on their guns you find they're all made all over.
The FN Browning Group, based on the same location as FN Herstal in Belgium, covers the operations of two distinct divisions:
- the Defence and Security division, through FN Herstal brand
- the Hunting and Sports shooting division, through its Browning and Winchester firearms* brands, designs, develops, manufactures and sells firearms, ammunition, clothing and accessories to hunting enthusiasts and sports shooters worldwide.
FRANKIE
.308 Win
I agree a 100% on the Winchester M70.
My example 8 years ago. Had a pre 64 featherweight. Pushfeed issue aside, the foreign made Winchester rivaled the shit out of it.
And wasn’t unbelievable how they packaged it?
Best I’ve ever seen.
PutnamCharlie
6.5 Creedmoor
Bilson Arms Forward Charging System
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Not sure I want my hand on the charging handle when firing. Neat concept though.
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Bilson Arms Forward Charging System
Not sure I want my hand on the charging handle when firing. Neat concept though.x.com
Hard pass.
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
clickbait.
I'm so sick of youtube and it's endless stream of cheezy shitheads that really have no fucking clue, wasting fifteen minutes of my time with "like and subscribe" pleas for erroneous and sophomoric content that seldom to never actually informs the viewer of anything more than they're BOTH dumbasses!
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
I bought the 1301 Comp about 3 years ago. I haven't put a single round threw it yet. I have no idea what is legal on auto shotguns anymore, but I do like that new stock option.
The thing about guns, new guns....
There is no real innovation in firearms, hasn't been for decades. Everything is the same as the last thing, just newer designs of the same thing.
There is no real innovation in firearms, hasn't been for decades. Everything is the same as the last thing, just newer designs of the same thing.
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
See post #10
My brother in law has a wood frame, pump action 3006. The video shows a nice gun, but not new.
I think back to many years ago, innovation in firearms was real, not so much today.
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
How many glock and AR clones are we gonna see? The most interesting guns are very unusual and many times impractical. Old guns are way more interesting.
Hochulsucks1234
.44 mag
Its really too bad Remington got so messed up. I don't even know how they are still in business. I wish someone bought them and made them great again (like Ruger did with Marlin). I would love to see a re-release of the 7600. Unfortunately they sold off all their tooling and would never be able to produce them like they used to (like the junk 700s and 870s produced today).
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
Now you're being fussy. Your Tennessee water must be poisoned. That Chester is a completely ground up new build. The only thing I see from an old Winchester is the smooth lines of the receiver. Watch the video if you didn't. I'm pissed they won't bring it the the USA!
Do not get me wrong, it is in fact a beautiful gun. Love the wood. But, it is not innovation the way I see things. It is a serious upgrade of something that is already on the market.
I look back at history and I see a lot of great innovation in this industry, these days, all I see are improvements to current products. Nothing really hot and new.
One example, for decades, the smooth barrel was the only kind of barrel, through innovation, someone decided, through innovation that this was not the best option for a rifle.
People like Eli Whitney came up with a brilliant idea of interchangeable gun parts.
In 1836, Samuel Colt received a U.S. patent for a handheld pistol that featured a multi-firing system based on a rotating barrel with multiple chambers that could fire bullets through a lock and spring design. This was serious innovation.
Soon, a swing out revolver for easier reloads.
Shotguns, one day, a guy said... "Holy shit, we should add a second barrel to a shotgun" (He really did not say that.) This is innovation.
The Spencer Repeating Rifle Company patented a design at the start of the Civil War that was capable of repeated firing following a single ammunition load. More winning, more innovation.
Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1883 created a version of the rifle that incorporated a pump action. More innovation.
Soon, the full auto gun was created.
This is real innovation: Hirem Maxim, an American-born British inventor, would take the machine gun to the next level with his Maxim gun. The weapon harnessed the recoil energy from each bullet fired to eject a used cartridge and pull in the next one.
1918 of the lightweight Thompson submachine gun, also known as the Tommy gun, would offer a hand-held version of the deadly machine gun as one of the first portable and fully automatic firearms.
Mikhail Kalashnikov for the Soviet military in 1947. The short-barreled weapon with steep front-sight posts and curved magazines offered the rapid-fire of machine guns with lighter-weight portability.
When I hear about innovation, this is what I am talking about.
I want smarter guys than me to some up with something, wicked new. Something never seen before.
Bustedknees
12-gauge slug (smooth bore)
Hmm, a Hipoint can shoot bullets or be used as a hammer.
Not a gun hope this is ok here but these new knives look pretty legit Kore standard edition knife