223 Remington to .300 Winchester Magnum ... This rifle changed the way American hunters looked at bolt-action rifles. Its ergonomic, lightweight, synthetic stock, combined with Ruger’s Marksman ...

bolt-action .223 Rem. rifles—never in .223 semi-autos. The .223 Rem. was actually an experimental cartridge adapted by the U.S. Military in 1964. It was first offered commercially chambered in a ...

It’s interesting to me that I've seen the same face puckering reaction when describing the Troy 223 National to some folks. An AR-15 pattern rifle with a pump-action instead of a semi-auto action?

CZ 600 Series rifles will be built on one of three receiver sizes: Mini for .223-size cartridges ... rows of three locking lugs and a compact 60-degree bolt throw, with the exception of the mini ...

Not only is it the most popular chambering for the AR15, but it is also very popular in bolt action rifles. There are few things a man cannot do with a sharp knife and a 223 Remington. From an ...

223 is well executed and I’d be ... and that sight fairly begged to be mounted on a lever-action carbine like the Henry. As with other Henry rifles (and many other lever actions) the top of ...

Prices for bolt-action rifles can vary widely, with budget models coming in around $600, while higher-priced models can run you thousands of dollars. Bolt-action rifles are prized by hunters and ...

308 Winchester and is just as, if not more, popular. In fact, many .223 Remington/5.56 NATO bolt-action rifles are built on the same action as .308 Winchester rifles. Short-action cartridges are ...

Still, the United States also has a large market for more traditional bolt-action rifles, typically used for hunting and precision target shooting – and many of the best-selling firearms in the ...

Repeating bolt-action rifles, meanwhile, could achieve a much higher rate of fire, and by World War I, they were carried by U.S. forces and virtually every army in Europe. Since World War II ...