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Bryant Ridge's AnalysisColt’s 1911 served the United States military through two World Wars and several other conflicts, is still in use by some units today, and has become popular with law enforcement, competitors, and recreational shooters across the nation. The design has seen some updates including a firing-pin block safety, higher profile sights, and more ergonomic grips, but the basic design and fantastic trigger remain the same after more than a century. This is an interesting variation f …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe Winchester 370 is a single-shot, break-action shotgun that was manufactured from 1968 to 1973. It is chambered in 12 gauge and accepts 2 3/4" and 3" shotshells, making it a versatile option for hunting, practice, or range use. A durable blue finish with a smooth wood buttstock and forearm gives it a classic look, reminiscent of old-school shotguns. This particular example features a stamp on the left side of the buttstock that reads "City of Dearborn" and an 18 1/4" ba …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisSilver Seitz guns are 100% American-made. Pull or release trigger remain crisp with a fast lock time over years of shooting. Receivers are made of space-age stainless steel or titanium for weight reduction. Recoil is drastically reduced. Titanium coating reduces wear and adds durability. High-grade English walnut stock with an adjustable comb is standard. Choice of 33", 34" or 35" barrel. Rib Height: 50% high to 140% high. 3 types of adjustable ribbed barrels 60/40% to 90/ …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe Model 94 Rifles and Carbines being made today surpass the quality and craftsmanship of any Model 94 made before. The button-rifled barrels are triple-checked at the factory, ensuring optimal accuracy. The smooth walnut stocks combine to complement the richly blued steel of the receiver and hardware. Round locking bolt trunnions help ensure a smooth, quick lever throw, imitated but unparalleled by the competition. The edges of the lever are radiused, making the operatio …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisWinchester's Model 9422 was introduced in 1972. It was designed to capture the image of the traditional lever-actions with exposed hammer, straight grip, tube magazine and barrel bands. Unlike older Winchester lever actions it came grooved for scope mounting. It was offered in .22 Long Rifle and .22 WMR, and was priced at the high end of the .22 LR sporting rifle market. The 9422 action design was original and extremely reliable. The feed system handled the cartridge from …