Videos tagged with Budget Hunting Rifle

This video explores three distinct budget hunting rifle builds under $1000, featuring the CVA Cascade, Ruger American Gen 1, and Tikka T3X Light. The presenters debate the merits of prioritizing rifle action, scope quality, or accessories like bipods and slings. They conduct range tests to evaluate accuracy, reliability, and overall performance in simulated hunting scenarios, highlighting trade-offs inherent in budget firearm configurations.

This video reviews seven new rifle models announced for 2026, focusing on their features, intended use, and value. Scott from Line45 highlights budget-friendly hunting options like the Glenfield Model A and Ruger American Gen 2, a 10mm lever action from Marlin, a piston AR from SIG Sauer, a precision rifle from Christensen Arms, a modern lever gun from Smith & Wesson, and a .50 BMG bolt action from Thompson Auto-Ordnance. The reviews emphasize practical upgrades and performance for various shooting disciplines.

The Savage Axis Mark 2 is presented as a budget-friendly hunting rifle that punches above its weight class in terms of accuracy. The speaker highlights personal experience where the Savage Axis II, despite its lower cost, outperformed a higher-end Bergara rifle. The rifle's AccuTrigger is specifically praised as a key feature contributing to its performance.

This video reviews and compares 16 different hunting rifles, aiming to determine the most accurate option under $750 USD (or $1000 CAD). The content focuses on accuracy testing for each rifle and provides links to individual reviews of models including CZ600 Alpha, Mauser M18, CVA Cascade, Ruger American G2, Howa 1500 Gamepro2, Franchi Momentum, Savage 110 Engage, Remington 783, Savage Axis, Winchester XPR, ATA Turqua, Ruger American G1 pred, Browning AB3, Remington 700 ADL, Mossberg Patriot, and Stevens 334. The video also touches on budget-friendly precision rifle options.

This video tests and reviews 16 different hunting rifles, all priced under $750, to determine the most accurate model for 2025. It provides individual links to reviews for each rifle, including Savage 110 Engage, Remington 783, Savage Axis, Winchester XPR, ATA Turqua, Franchi Momentum, Mauser M18, CZ 600 Alpha, Ruger American G1 Pred, Ruger American G2, CVA Cascade, Browning AB3, Remington 700 ADL, Mossberg Patriot, Stevens 334, and Howa 1500 Gamepro2. The creator also promotes their website and social media channels for further engagement and support.

This video review explores the Remington 783 bolt-action hunting rifle, highlighting its value proposition as an ultra-budget option even after 11 years on the market. The reviewer praises its crisp and adjustable CrossFire trigger, smooth bolt action, reliability, and acceptable accuracy for its price point. The description also mentions comparable rifles like the Savage Axis 2 and Mossberg Patriot Predator, and points to additional resources for tripods and optics. Remington's own product information emphasizes the rifle's synthetic stock, detachable steel magazine, and lifetime reliability.

This video reviews ten powerful and innovative rifles for 2024, highlighting their features, performance, and intended uses. It covers a range of firearms from budget-friendly options to high-end hunting and competition models, detailing aspects like barrel construction, stock materials, trigger systems, and available calibers. The expert analysis provides insights for hunters and precision shooters seeking new rifle platforms.

This comprehensive review by Jim Harmer on the Backfire channel analyzes the current sub-$700 rifle market, which has seen significant price increases. Through a rigorous 10-category testing framework, including feeding reliability, trigger quality, accuracy (aiming for sub-MOA), and essential features like threaded barrels, the video provides critical insights. The Mauser M18 and CVA Cascade emerge as top performers, with the CVA Cascade ultimately winning due to its superior feature set and a unique 14-day return guarantee.

This video provides initial thoughts and impressions on the Savage Axis XP in .308 Winchester, highlighting its budget-friendly nature and suitability for recreational shooting. The presenter discusses modifications made, including an Oryx chassis and a 10-round magazine, and shares early shooting experiences, noting its accuracy at closer ranges. The video aims to offer a comprehensive look at the rifle for potential buyers.

This video reviews the Ruger American rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, paired with a Vortex Diamondback 4-16x44mm scope, as a budget-friendly hunting setup. The creator shares their personal experience using this combination during a recent deer hunt. The video emphasizes responsible firearm handling, stating it was conducted on a closed range under supervision and that no firearms are being sold or advertised. It serves as a review and entertainment piece, with disclaimers about imitation and adherence to laws.

This video reviews three budget-friendly bolt-action rifles suitable for deer hunting, ranging from $300 to $800. The Savage Axis is highlighted for its affordability and accuracy at around $300. The Ruger American Predator offers an adjustable trigger and threaded barrel for $400-$450 but has magazine feeding issues. The classic Remington 700, priced at $700, is the most expensive but has a strong reputation, though recent quality concerns are noted.

This review compares eight hunting rifles under $750, evaluating accuracy, build quality, trigger performance, action smoothness, usability, and price. The Tikka T3x Superlite, Bergara B14 Hunter, and Weatherby Vanguard consistently ranked high across multiple categories, particularly in accuracy and trigger quality. The Ruger American offered exceptional value for its price point, while lighter options like the Tikka and Kimber are noted for mountain hunting suitability.