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    Published on 02-08-2008 05:50 AM
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    Submitted by Tom Sullivan
    Junior Rifle Coach, Detroit Sportsmen's Congress

    Since the rise of the Euro against the dollar and the exit of the target rifle market by American manufacturers, it is becoming very difficult to outfit junior rifle clubs with entry level and intermediate target rifles.
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    In 1982 Savage Arms didn't come to the table with many new models. In fact, the only new models for 1982 fell under the Stevens label and included the Stevens Model 35 and 35M rimfire rifles ...
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    In 1981 Savage Arms introduced a pair of new Fox semi-automatic shotguns as well as a new series of Savage / Stevens / Fox bolt-action rifles. Also new was the Anschutz Model 54-MS and the addition ...
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    Below you will find a complete scanned copy of the 1980 Savage Arms catalog. This year saw the introduction of the following Savage models: the Model 24V in .22 Hornet/20-gauge, Model 99-375 in .375 ...
    Published on 11-29-2007 06:03 AM
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    Submitted by Greg Idso

    Last summer I happened to pick up a stainless steel barrel at a very cheap price. It was a rather unusual looking piece being it had been fluted in a radial pattern. It was also different in the fact it had started life as a 22" medium sporter contour .243 Winchester caliber and was now a 20" 6mm BR Norma. ...
    Published on 11-29-2007 03:00 AM
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    A while back the topic of 35mm lapping bars, and sources for the same were being discussed. Mr. John Werre of Kokopelli Products and I became engaged in a conversation regarding his Accurizing Kit and the need for it versus just getting a steel or brass 35mm bar, lapping the rings and calling it good.

    Quite frankly, I didn't think I needed an entire kit and thought that it was overkill. After some emailing back and forth, Mr. Werre offered to provide us a kit to try and evaluate for the site. I choose a 35mm kit as most of the staff have a 35mm scope. As the timing worked out I was the fortunate one to test the kit. My choice of words will become clear as you read on.
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    Published on 11-29-2007 02:42 AM
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    It's no secret that Savage has decided to get into the F-Class game. This should prove to be very interesting since F-Class is one of the fastest growing shooting sports in the world at the moment. Savage has entered two models into this sport to become the only major factory to have a dedicated line of rifles for F-Class use. ...
    Published on 07-19-2007 05:22 PM
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    Game Reaper scope mounts are relatively new to the gun market, and they are a product of DNZ Products located in Sanford, North Carolina. The mounts are made by Certified Machining in the same location. Considering how many firearm related products are now made in China, it's refreshing to see an American made product.

    Game Reaper mounts are machined from billet aluminum into a single piece mount. There are no moving or adjoining parts other that the ring caps. Multiple piece rings/bases will allow for rings to come loose from their bases over time which will let the scope start to wander. On this mount, it is all a single piece of aluminum. The machined billet also allows the base to be light weight while remaining strong. The ...
    Published on 07-17-2007 02:35 AM
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    The camouflage pattern used on the Predator Hunter works very well in masking the rifle's profile in a grassy environment.

    In recent years Ron Coburn and his team at Savage Sports Corporation have made a significant effort to update their model 110 centerfire bolt-action rifles. This effort has brought forth such features as an all new magazine system, the revolutionary ...
    Published on 04-17-2007 11:34 AM
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    For two years now I've been looking high and low for just the perfect scope to mount atop my Savage Model 93R17-GLV in 17HMR. I had a specific set of requirements in mind for scoping this rifle, but as I found out finding a scope that met those needs was easier said than done.

    The first candidate was a BSA Sweet 17 4-12x40mm with the calibrated elevation turret, but it fell way short of my expectations in regard to both quality and reliability. Second on the list was a Bushnell Elite 3200 4-12x40mm with a ballistic-plex reticle, but the stadia spacing didn't come close to matching up with the 17HMRs trajectory. Several other scopes found their way on and off this rifle, but all were pretty much temporary
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