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Savage Stevens 555
The Savage Stevens 555 is an imported Turkish over-under shotgun. The over-under market is usually divided into two camps: the “B-Guns” (Beretta and Browning) that cost a mortgage payment, and the entry-level Turkish imports that can be hit-or-miss. The Stevens 555 sits firmly in the latter, but it carves out a specific niche for the
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Chiappa LA322 Bandit Bootleg
The Chiappa LA322 Bandit Bootleg is a Turkish made, tube-fed 22LR and it’s what happens when you take a traditional rimfire lever action and shrink it down until it fits in a daypack. It is a 12 inch barrel “Mare’s Leg” style firearm that occupies a weird but fun space in the market. This lever
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Federation Firearms SO-20 O/U Shotgun
The Federation Firearms SO-20 is a Turkish-made over/under shotgun designed for the hunter who wants the classic look and feel of a double-barrel without the high price tag. The SO-20 is surprisingly nimble. It is a no-frills, utility-focused firearm that prioritize function in the field over ornate engraving. Specifications Usability The most striking feature of
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Federation Firearms 1867 Lever Action 22LR Review
The lever action rimfire market has long been dominated by classic tube-fed designs. However, the Federation Firearms 1867 is part of a new wave of 22LR Turkish lever action rifles that trade the traditional tube for a modern (cheap) detachable box magazine. If this rifle looks familiar, that’s because it shares its DNA with the
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Savage Impulse Review
Straight-pull rifles are a bit of a European obsession. Over there, where semi-autos are often heavily restricted or banned for hunting, the straight-pull action reigns supreme as the king of speed. Blaser, Merkel, and Browning have dominated that market for years. Enter Savage with the Impulse, an attempt to bring an “American Straight Pull” to
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Huglu Atrox PA Review
The Huglu Atrox PA is a pump action, 12 gauge shotgun made in Turkey. I bought it as a super cheap pump gun to use in PAL courses. Huglu Atrox Versions Compared Of the trim levels, they vary based on sights and whatnot. They come in standard stocks, telescoping, folding telescopic, or pistol grip. They
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