Christensen Arms vs Fierce vs Gunwerks: Carbon Fiber Barrel Rifles
Three top brands battle it out in the carbon fiber barrel rifle market, and the winner depends on your budget.
Three top brands battle it out in the carbon fiber barrel rifle market, and the winner depends on your budget.
We tested 5 PCCs from $450–$1,400. A 16-inch barrel pushes 9mm to 1,400 fps – 250 faster than your pistol. The CMMG Banshee wins, but the Ruger PC Carbine is smarter money.
Choosing between the Howa 1500, Remington 700, and Tikka T3x depends heavily on your aftermarket goals.
Your mil-spec handguard touches the barrel – sling tension alone shifts POI 1-2 MOA. We tested 5 free-float M-LOK options from $130–$300 to fix that.
Three budget bolt actions go head to head so you don’t have to guess which one deserves your hard-earned money.
We compared 5 hunting packs from $130–$450. Your hiking pack collapses under 50 lbs of elk – a load frame changes that. The Mystery Ranch Pop-Up 40 wins.
Choosing the right quick access safe could save your life. We break down Vaultek, GunVault, and Fort Knox.
We compared 5 night vision devices from $400–$3,500. Gen 1 is a grainy disappointment – Gen 2 and digital NV is where hunting performance actually starts.
Two capable magnums separated by decades of design philosophy, the 6.5 PRC and 7mm Rem Mag each offer distinct advantages.
We compared 5 lever-actions from $380–$1,300. The Henry Big Boy X wins – but a .357 lever turns a handgun round into 1,800 fps rifle power, legal in every ban state.