Weatherby Mark V rifle

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The early 1950s witnessed a revolution in the gun making technology with Weatherby Inc. developing the iconic Mark V rifle, as it was the first firearm for which the company had proprietary design. The rifle was developed in accordance with the wishes of company owner Roy Weatherby in association with chief engineer Fred Jennie and include many features that have become industry standards ever since.

Author: Wormley, Stanton L.
Publisher: National Rifle Association of America
Publication Name: American Rifleman
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0003-083X
Year: 2005
Weatherby Inc.

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The "Modular" storm

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The Beretta CX4 storm carbine is a model of modularity and there are two attachment points on either side of the force-end for mounting a host of optical accessories on Picatinny -style rails, including a pistol grip. The CX4 is racy in appearance and is simple to operate and incredibly flexible for various applications.

Author: Keefe, Mark A.
Publisher: National Rifle Association of America
Publication Name: American Rifleman
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0003-083X
Year: 2003
Beretta Sport

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Anschutz Model 1717D Rifle

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Anschutz sporting rifles combine elegance with Germanic quality and a strong DNA of accuracy. The .17HMR cartridge has established a reputation for accuracy and the Model 1717D Classic Sporter substantially raises that standard.

Publisher: National Rifle Association of America
Publication Name: American Rifleman
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0003-083X
Year: 2003
Anschutz Corp.

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Subjects list: United States, Product development, Rifles, Weapons industry
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