Jaime Santa

Weird Gear from Shot Show 2007

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Weird Gear from Shot Show 2007

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2007 Best Galleries

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Return of the Booth Babes
From the 2007 SHOT Show floor. We just couldn't help ourselves. And, judging from the number of clicks this story received this year (see the sideabar at right), neither could you.

Ed Brown Express at Shot Show 2007

fieldandstream-editor — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:39:50 -0500

Ed Brown Express
Somewhere, someone must be making better rifles than Ed Brown, but I have no idea who it might be. The Express comes in .375 H&H and bigger, and is the newest in this line of superb working rifles. It's a dangerous-game gun that incorporates controlled-round feeding and a dropped magazine (which gives you an extra shot). If you are thinking of irritating something that might stomp your head or bite your buttocks, I most earnestly suggest that you give Mr. Brown a call.

If he still made left-hand guns, he would have a hell of a lot of my money.

Kimber Caprivi at Shot Show 2007

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Kimber Caprivi
The Caprivi Strip is a piece of African real estate between Namibia and Botswana. It affords excellent hunting and a chance to get shot at by unpleasant people who want to rob and kill you. It's also the name Kimber has chosen for its first big-bore rifle, a .375 H&H.

It's done with all the class and quality that we have come to expect from Kimber. I have some quibbles about some of its features, but that's not important now. Let us welcome the Caprivi with loud huzzahs, and hope that a .416 Remington and .458 Lott follow in reasonably short order.

Neskia at Shot Show 2007

fieldandstream-editor — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:39:50 -0500

Neskia
Just in case you'd like something that will shoot really tiny groups, here's the rifle for you. It's a Nesika benchrest rifle, built on their "C" action, with a Broughton barrel, a Leonard laminated-wood stock, and Jewell trigger. The rifle is in 6mm PPC, and will, if you can shoot that well, put five shots literally through the same hole at 100 yards.

Weatherby Mark XXII at Shot Show 2007

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Weatherby Mark XXII
The best new Weatherby in years, this distinctive rimfire bolt-action is a joint venture between Weatherby and Anschutz, which is long-noted for its world-beating .22 target rifles. Weatherby has very wisely retained its distinctive stock, which is full adult size, and not scaled down for kids and smaller life forms. I've shot a Mark XXII at some length, and it's a terrific rifle. We'll be doing an "At the Range" report on it in an upcoming issue.

Photos of booth babes from the 2007 SHOT Show in Orlando, Florida

fieldandstream-editor — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:39:50 -0500

Photos of booth babes from the 2007 SHOT Show in Orlando, Florida

fieldandstream-editor — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:39:50 -0500

Photos of booth babes from the 2007 SHOT Show in Orlando, Florida

fieldandstream-editor — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 09:39:50 -0500