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  • The Good & Bad of The Short Magnums: Testing the 7mm WSM

    This segment covers the good and bad of the popular short magnums. We take the extra step and put extra-high-velocity cartridges to the test! Check out this in-depth look at the 7mm Winchester Short Magnum. If you missed Part 1, … Continue reading »

  • The Winchester Model 70 chambered in 7mm WSM worked well for Tom’s wife, Donna, in taking this fine muley buck.
  • The Good & Bad of The Short Magnums: Super Shorts & Fat Cartridges

    This segment covers the good and bad of the popular short magnums. We take the extra step and put extra-high-velocity cartridges to the test! Stay tuned for more on the short magnums! Much like a coyote drawn to a rabbit … Continue reading »

  • Tip-off rings come in the same cool configurations as standard rings, like Burris’s QD-Pivot ring that pivots your tactical optic out of the way! Photo by Burris
  • Ask the Experts: Quick Release Scope Rings

    If you would like to have the ability to remove your riflescope in order to take advantage of the rifle’s iron sights, and are looking into quick release scope mounting systems, you’ll want to hear the inside scoop that our … Continue reading »

  • Thompson firing the Century Sterling prone at plates and pepper poppers at 50 yards.
  • Firing the Type II Sterling Carbine

    In Part 1 of this gun feature, we gave you a closer look at Century Arms’ Type II Sterling Carbine. Now hit the range and check out what we thought of how it fires! It is possible to fire the … Continue reading »

  • Right side view of the Sterling Type II with stock folded; note how the stock locks into a hole in the ventilated handguard when folded.
  • Century Arms’ Type II Sterling Carbine: Design & Features

    We bring you a closer look at one hot, affordable Sterling! Check out some aspects of the design and our favorite features! The Sterling Submachine Gun was designed during World War II, and based on the specifications of the British … Continue reading »

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  • Ask the Experts: Which Short Magnum for Deer?

    If you are thinking about purchasing a short magnum for deer hunting, then you will want to hear what our expert, Thomas Tabor, has to say. One GW reader was debating between a .300 WSM and a 7mm WSM and … Continue reading »

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