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    Rifle November/December 2023

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    Rifle November/December 2023

    This issue features CZ-USA 600 Range in 308 Winchester, Ruger-Manufactured Marlin Model 1894 Is Back, British No. 4 Mk I (T), In Search of Foolproof Takedowns, Parkwest of Dakota, and much more.

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    The CZ’s Match Target Rifle

    Stan Trzoniec

    When it comes to 22 rimfires, I’m a junkie! From shorts to longs, to the long rifle cartridges, I... ...Read More >

     

    The Marlin 336 Classic Lever

    Stan Trzoniec

    It seems like the local gossip these days centers around the reintroduction of the famed Marlin M... ...Read More >

     

    Overview of the 5.56 Nato/223 Remington

    Jeremiah Polacek

    In this episode of Handloader TV, after a year of testing and evaluation we overview the 5.56 Nat... ...Read More >


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    Mostly Long Guns

    Hornady ELD-X
    column by: Brian Pearce

    Eight years ago, I was invited to Hornady Manufacturing’s facility located in Grand Island, Nebraska, wherein several new products were unveiled. Most notable was the revolutionary “Extremely Low Drag eXpanding bullet, better known as ELD-X. Naturally, nondisclosure agreements were signed that kept everything confidential until October 27, 2015, when this new bullet was formally introduced. ...Read More >

     

    Down Range

    Winchester M1894 38-55
    column by: Mike Venturino - Photos by Yvonne Venturino

    My first vintage Winchester levergun, bought in 1984, was a Model 1894 38-55 octagonal-barreled rifle made in 1897. What an educational experience that rifle was! Although in fine overall condition, there were some odd lines on one side of the receiver and in the bore. When shown to an extremely knowledgeable Gunsmith friend, Ed Webber, said: “Don’t worry, they are simply forging flaws in the steel and quite common on old Winchesters.” That was my first learning experience with vintage Winchesters. That fine fellow also gifted me a Marble tang peep sight and mounted it while I was there. He passed away in 2022 and is missed. ...Read More >

     

    Light Gunsmithing

    Notes on Scope Adjustments
    column by: Gil Sengel

    I never had any intention to write anything about scope mounting. Nothing. I avoid it like the 27th mutation of the COVID-19 virus. Why? Because there have been countless articles published over the years dealing with the attachment of scopes, now called “optics,” to rifles. Some have been good, some not so much. Thus, most folks are highly opinionated on the subject. That is never good. ...Read More >

     

    A Rifleman’s Optics

    Blackhound Optics Emerge 4-32x 56mm FFP MOA
    column by: Patrick Meitin

    Rebranded in 2018, Blackhound Optics is a relatively new name in the optics trade and one of the company’s Japanese-made, long-range riflescopes is the topic of discussion here – the flagship Emerge 4-32x 56mm FFP MOA ($1,799.99) including a 34mm tube and exposed turrets. The accompanying press release stated the brand was launched to provide the highest-quality optics combined with the best possible value, all backed by a Lifetime Promise Warranty when purchased from a certified Blackhound dealer. ...Read More >

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