Top 10 Best Hunting Rifles for All Conditions

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The scout rifle is the most versatile rifle for survival and hunting

A Sako hunting rifle should have been on your list. I know that Tikka is a subdivision of Sako but it's not the same quality

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Ive tested a Nosler M21 and I think it served its purpose for hunting

I always rely to Ruger for the hunting rifles.. Some of it are Ruger Guide Gun and the Competition

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Which one should I have for the coming Civil War?

Biden's recent speech is making sure you'll need a good rifle to fight the American Gov't.

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The American Rifle is a good basic rifle. I like the .30-06. I don't know about the big Henry, but I fired the Marlin 1895 and I know why the buffalo almost went extinct. I am now going to look up the calibers for the Gunsite, but before I do, I would like say that the Sig was the Germanest thing I've ever seen.

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I like pump action centerfire so I love my Remington 760s etc but not I am going to buy a troy defense ar style pump.

Great video. This is the first one I have came across and you definitely have a new follower. Great video. Look forward too many more

Just get yourself a pump action shotgun. Just switch up the ammo and you can hunt literally anything from rabbits to bears.

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After 50 years of hunting all over the world, I have some real world advice.
1. Forget cheap, light rifles unless you shoot smaller than a 243 or a 6.5.
2. Consider that 90% of your ethical hunting shots should be no more than 300 yards. You do not need a 1 MOA target rifle. Anything that groups within the size of you hand is accurate enough at that range.
3. Buy the most expensive, nicest, walnut stocked rifle you can afford. It will shoot better and have a wonderful action. Would you rather show off a Daewoo or a BMW? That probably knocks out all the cheap and cheefull, US made push feed rifles. There is more to a nice gun than a good barrel.
4. Choose a calibre one grade bigger than you will ever usually need, and if necessary, down load for recoil comfort. It's terrible to be scared of your gun. But, that said, you can never have too much gun to hunt ethically.
5. Choose a bullet weight thats near the heaviest in its calibre to get better sectional density. That's more important than ballistic co-efficient at 300 yards.
6. Choose a low magnification variable scope of 1.5-6 power with an illuminated reticle.
7. Learn to hand load and carry cartridges in different loads and bullet weights to suit the different game you encounter.
8 Never eat wild game you have shot. They will be full or parasites and nasties that you don't get from the local butcher. That's particularly the case with pigs.
9. If you are planning on hunting large game like elk, moose and big bears, use at least a 375 or 9.3 and shoot close to be sure of anchoring the animal with the first shot. Those permits cost a lot of money, so don't waste them and risk becoming the hunted either.
10. Shoot on the range at least twice a month at 100-200-300 yards. Zero at 200 yards That way you can aim out to that distance with no holdover and still put the bullet close to where you aim.

If you need more than one shot to bring game animals down, then you need to practice or you're taking to many 600-yard shots. Anyone that would put a scope on a lever action doesn't appreciate the balance and nimbleness of the open sights saddle gun. (I don't consider the henry with the box mag a true saddle gun) My personal favorite is the Winchester model 70 pre-64 action (controlled rd. feed) in SS with the Boss system, .270 using Federal premium 130gr. polymer tip hollow point boat tail !!

Love my old 1970 Carl Gustaf .270 with a Z5i scope. My all round keeper. Thanks for a good video. Nice to see whats out there.....

Ruger gunsight scout?......................if you need a ten-round mag for hunting maybe you should quit hunting

I can recommend a Sabatti Saphire, this are fantastic rifles made in Italy, i own one chamberd in 6.5 x 55 SE (Swedish), which i use for boar hunting.

Top 10 Best ??? I don’t think there was one gun in this I would spend money on. I’d prefer something with a bit better build quality. Sako, Kimber, even a dirty old Remington!

Christ, like I'm taking that sig sauer hunting lol. Wtf...

Savage has innovative ideas with the Straight pull bolt..
I don't trust it. New and looks gimmicky. Not enough Market saturation for me to buy one..

When I heard the narrator's WWE affectation in announcing a Savage in the top 10, I stopped.

Which of these guns has the longest range and how much will it cost in US dollars?

A cedar swamp? Never saw a cedar in a swamp!

I'm putting together a new Rifle system that I'm starting with a Tikka t3x lite stainless in 243

If I see all this I'll buy a Browning bar or Benelli R1.

I need iron sites also with the scope

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I love that they came with safety glasses

Whats thw best rifle to hunt peapole?

Would be nice if you indicated what game and conditions each is good for

Suggestions: Karl Hauptmann, Rigby, Westley Richards, Jeffery, Reimer Johannsen, Theo Jung, Gottfried Prechtl, Johann Fanzoj, Verney Carron, Perugini & Visini etc. - For me, the repeater is a Mauser M98. This said, I vastly prefer the s/s double barrelled rifles. The engineering of classic hunting rifles, and of classic ammunition, is virtually unchanged since the first decade of the previous century.

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