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Gear Reviews

  • Ed Brown Savanna in .338 Winchester Magnum
     
    100% of 2 votes

    For a plain working rifle, the Savanna costs a hell of a lot of money. That's because it is made as finely as it is possible to build a rifle. This is an indestructogun with wonderful handling and superlative accuracy. The .338 Winchester lacks the high velocity of the .340 Weatherby and .338 RUM but compensates by kicking less. ($2,895; 573-565-3261; www.ed brown.com)

    Price: $2895-0 Retail
  • Remington 870 Express Super Magnum Synthetic
     
    80% of 5 votes

    THE LOWDOWN
    There isn't a shotgun made that rivals the 870's reputation for reliability no matter what the conditions. What's more, it's easy to disassemble one completely for thorough cleaning.

     

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    Price: $513-0 Retail
  • Shooting Sticks
     
    100% of 3 votes
    Shooting sticks get you a steady shot on the rockiest terrain. These come in two sizes¿for sitting and standing¿and fold up to fit into belt pouches (16 and 17½ inches long). $30¿$46; 800-635-7656; shooters ridge.com
    Price: $30-46 Retail
  • Ruger No. 1S Medium Sporter in .45/70
     
    100% of 2 votes

    This single-shot has a 22-inch barrel, but because the receiver is so short the overall length is about the same as the Marlin's. And since the front sling swivel is sited far forward on the barrel, the Ruger rides very low on your shoulder. (If you think I'm making too much of carrying qualities, spend a week among the peckerpole pines and then we'll talk again.) It gives you only one shot at a time, but you aren't going to need more than one shot if it's a good one. ($950; 603-865-2442; www.ruger.com)

    Price: $950-0 Retail