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You need to drive a few times with a cougar sitting beside you. Right now you are one twitchy dude.

.270 and 7 mm Remington Magnum are functionally equivalent. Once again, the real differences lie in the rifle, the projectile used and the shooter.

Real World: .270 = .30-06 = .308 = .280 Rem = 7mm-08 = 6.5x55 = .260 Rem = 7x57 It is the rifle, the projectile used and the shooter that make the difference, not the caliber or chambering.

For the stated purpose and budget, there is one clearly best answer: Any of the Remington 5'teen series that can be found in decent shape. A classic. One that will give pride of ownership many many years into the future. One that will be accurate, one that will be reliable, one that will...

The bottom one is my most favoritest rifle for whenever I am out and about. It is a .22 WMR, I think it's a great round for coyote sized stuff out to 100 yards. Isn't that stock just too beautiful for words?

One always always always needs a good .22 LR bolt rifle first and foremost. To cover the full spectrum in centerfire: .223 7mm-08 .375 But one good .30-06 would really take care of everything now, wouldn't it?

For deer in .30-06 I like 165 Sierra Game King. They are not exotic or new, but they are accurate, reliable and affordable. I have not had any Game King bullet fail me on deer from my .270 or the .30.06. I don't think any of the advanced bullet designs are needed for whitetail hunting.

I have two that I am fond of. A one owner Ruger M-77 RL tang safety in .270 (it is the ultra light model with 20" bbl.). I glass bedded the action and free floated the barrel and it is now very accurate. A Remington 760 in .30-06. It is very handy when you are moving around a lot in a...

Actually General Patton placed fifth in the modern pentathlon at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. The biography on the George S. Patton website makes no mention of a wound suffered in Mexico. He was wounded in the leg in WWI whilst in command of a tank battle. I have no doubt that he was a very...

What do I think of Ruger M77? What do you think.

Everyone should own a good quality .22 LR bolt rifle. I like 77/22. CZ is another terrific choice. Savage would be down the list a little ways, but still qualifies as a good rifle. And for the first rifle question. Zero doubt that the correct choice is .22 LR. Good on you for looking...

The bottom one for everything except deer hunting on purpose. It is .22 WMR. The top one for deer hunting on purpose. It is a .270.

Because I buy guns to use and cannot feature any practical use for one.

I wonder what Custer and his men thought about lever action rifles as they faced the Sioux.

Dead horse alert. However. Carried both. Give me an M16 ten times out of ten for man killing.

I would take a bolt action because they are better than lever actions for every purpose under the sun. Think that about covers it.

I've got a set of Pachmayers on my model 60. If I thought something else was better I'd have it. 10-4 on the grip covering the back strap.

Savage for the accutrigger, aftermarket options, the barrel mount / easy change system and American manufacture. Tikka if you really like an exceptionally ugly rifle.

I have two 77/22's, one blue and walnut in .22LR and one SS All Weather in .22 WMR. Both are accurate and I like them a lot. All I've done to them is a lighter trigger spring. Mine are using field guns and safety is paramount.

Sporters only: Anschutz is pretty up there. A nice Kimber is pretty up there. Winchester 52 is pretty up there.