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Price: $1000
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Laser rangefinders seem more essential to big-game hunting by the day, and the advantages of having one built into your riflescope are obvious
Price: $1298
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The 9.1-ounce sight is a good choice on long-action rifles for thick cover or dangerous game.
Price: $862
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I don’t intend to take up gunsmithing to earn extra money on the side, but I sure appreciate having the exact tool for the task at hand.
Price: $88
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A do-it-yourself kit (springs and sear) that lets 870 users customize their trigger pull.
Price: $90
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The 51⁄2-inch single-action New Model Blackhawk is the right revolver for getting maximum performance out of the .327 Federal Magnum caliber.
Price: $681
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The MUT is dedicated to the care of the M16, M4, AR-15
Price: $150
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Designed for plinking, not hunting, the SRG uses a 21-grain polymer-copper particle bullet that travels at an enthusiastic 1650 fps.
Price: $7
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Canadian Randy Ford is producing scopes matched to specific calibers and factory bullets and velocities
Price: $690
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This is a major scope for long-range shooting.
Price: $949