The most popular rifle in the US is the AR or some variation thereof.
But it's not new that military style rifles being popular among the general populace is a new thing.
Bolt action rifles weren't developed for snuffing hoof-rats then later applied to snuffing ourselves.
They started life as a way to raise the rate of fire of an infantry platoon. As was adding a magazine to them.
That scoped Remington, Ruger, Savage or Winchester shares a lot of DNA with guns that fought in both world wars and lots of others between and after.
04 December 2014
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Much truth there, not much difference between the T30 Arisaka (circa 1902), the Mosin (circa 1943) and the Mossberg 100 (circa 2013) in the gun safe.
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