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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: Building on their trusted Long Ranger Series, the new Wildlife Editions are purpose-built for serious hunters who want both performance and personality in their rifles. Each model is chambered in a standard Long Ranger caliber and features intricate 24K gold-inlaid wildlife engravings on a high-polish nickel-plated receiver, making it easy to match your rifle to your hunt. All three editions share the same dependable platform: a 7-pound build with a 20-inch round barrel, …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Remington Model Four is a classic semi-automatic sporting rifle that was manufactured by Remington Arms between 1981 and 1987. Designed to serve as a refined evolution of Remington’s earlier autoloading rifles, the Model Four offered notable improvements in both performance and aesthetics. It was positioned as a premium-grade rifle, catering to hunters and shooters looking for a reliable, smooth-cycling semi-automatic platform with an emphasis on traditional st …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: Back in the mid-1960s, when sniping once again came to the forefront of military leaders, the Austrian Army decided it needed to prepare their own snipers and properly equip them. The search for a proper weapon system was begun at that time, and in 1969, Austrian-based Steyr began building the new rifle, which was paired with a Kahles ZF69 fixed 6x scope, Kahles also being an Austrian-based company. The SSG-69, as it was designated, became the standard sniper rifle of th …

Specifications:Manufacturer: Prvi PartizanCaliber: .308 WinchesterGrains: 145 GrBullet Type: Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail (FMJ-BT)Cartridges: 520-Rounds (26 20-round Boxes)Images: …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis:The HK-91 traces its lineage back to the early 1950s when German and Spanish engineers collaborated on the development of the CETME Model A, which briefly served as the standard-issue rifle for the German armed forces. This collaboration led to refinements resulting in the CETME Model B and later the Model C, ultimately becoming the "Gewehr 3" (Rifle - Model 3), or G3, when it was adopted by the German military. Early G3 models featured a flip-up rear sight, similar to th …