5 Classic Hunting Rifles That Refuse to Die

5 Classic Hunting Rifles That Refuse to Die video by Firearm Collector.

Summary: 

There’s this persistent myth in American hunting circles that if you aren’t carrying a space-age chassis rifle covered in Picatinny rails and polymer, you aren’t a real marksman. But out in the real world, hunters are walking away from the "plastic-tastic" trend and reaching for the iron their grandfathers trusted.  In this briefing, we are stripping it back to the essentials and breaking down five legendary rifles that simply refused to fade away. These are machines built back when American manufacturing was measured by how many generations it would last.  We examine the blistering speed of the Remington Model 760 Gamemaster pump-action , the genius rotary magazine of the 19th-century Savage Model 99 , and the "pure-blood" steel and walnut construction of the Ruger M77 Hawkeye. We also pay our respects to the absolute gold standard, the Winchester Model 70 , before revealing our number one pick: the highly accurate, working-class Remington Model 788.  These rifles prove you don't need a five-thousand-dollar custom rig to hit the X-ring.  

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