The Sako Varmint Laminated Stainless is made with medium- to long-range hunters in mind, as well as maybe target shooters who are looking for proven and consistent accuracy. It did not disappoint.
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Browning A-Bolt Review
My very first rifle was a little .22 Browning SA automatic, similar to the one used in fairgrounds in those far-off days. I must have put thousands of rounds through it, and it served me well for years.
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Ruger Hawkeye Review
As soon as the Hawkeye was removed from its packaging, I handed it over to my fellow fox shooting colleague and experienced rifleman Darren, to see what his first impressions were – it is always good to have an alternative view.
Sako A7 Review
When I heard that Sako was launching a new rifle, I immediately assumed the 85 would be receiving a facelift – much like when the 75 got an upgrade.
Sauer 101 Review
To steal an Americanism, every hunter wants a ‘tack driver.’ These days we strive for rifles that shoot tighter and tighter groups. No longer are we happy with shooting an inch and a half with our lightweight hunting rifle. We as consumers demand neat clustering groups and sub-MOA guarantees.
Savage Axis Review
Having recently reviewed the Marlin X7, my mind was already on budget guns. Then I heard Ruger had also released an entry-level rifle. The rifle in question is the Savage Axis (called the Edge in the USA), which reports to be one of the most competitively priced rifles on the market.
Savage M25 Hornet Review
For some time now, I have owned and used an Anschütz 17/17 .17 HMR and a Weihrauch HW60J .22 Hornet. When I heard about the new Hornady .17 Hornet, I was intrigued. Where, I wondered, would this calibre fit in, and how would it compare with the two I already have?
ANSCHÜTZ 1770 Review
I have to declare a personal interest here: I am an unashamed fan of pretty much every one of the bolt-action rifles Anschütz has produced in the last 60 years.
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Budget brilliance
The Sauer 101 promises high-end performance at a low-end price. Taking one out on review, Tim Pilbeam is impressed with what he finds
Straight to the point
Already impressed with Heym’s double rifle and standard bolt-action offering, Byron Pace takes a look at the straight-pull SR30
