Top 5 Most Fun Guns – The Firearm Blog

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Some firearms just are more fun to shoot than others, and in this list Alex runs through his five favourite guns to shoot (at this time). Guns don’t have to be expensive to be fun. This list includes some unusual stuff: A single shot breechloader, a centerfire bolt action, a shotgun, a rimfire bolt gun, and one submachine gun for good measure!

What guns in your collection are the most fun to shoot? Let us know in the comments below.

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Ruger Gunsite Scout

Bolt-action rifle chambered in either .223 or .308 depending on the model. Uses a detachable box magazine, with 5 or 10 round polymer or steel options. It does have iron sights as well as a rail system for mounting optics. All Gunsite Scouts have a 16″ free-floating threaded barrel with flash hider. The owner/seller of this particular rifle did a camouflage job on it, which can help or hurt resale potential depending how well it was done. (GRH)

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Why You Should Compete With Your Handgun By Justin Carroll

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As you may remember from my Frugal Expert series, I am a lifelong pistol shooter who only recently underwent a total transition to revolvers. Even after hundreds of hours of military training, only some of the fundamentals of marksmanship – sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control – transitioned to this new world with me. I had to relearn grip, reloads, malfunction drills, and a number of other things that fall under the heading of revolvers and simply don’t translate from semi-autos. This provided a pretty steep learning curve, and while I definitely enjoy the challenge of learning something new, there was only so much that flat-range work could do for me. Shooting from the bench is a great way to develop technique and improve discrete steps of the shooting process, but it doesn’t teach you much about shooting the gun in a dynamic environment.

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