Sporting Classics Digital

January/February 2015

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S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S 1 9 3 HILL COUNTRY'S 1911 HANDGUN After building super-accurate bolt-action rifles for almost 20 years, Hill Country Rifle Company has expanded its product line by entering the 1911 handgun market. HCR's 1911 guru is Justin McMillan who spent years building competition 1911s for the Army Marksmanship Unit. Similar to HCR's rifles, each 1911 will come with a test-target shot from a Ransom Rest at 50 yards to document its accuracy. The handgun's slide-to-frame fit is an amazing .000-.002-inch, and fit and finish is what you would expect from HCR. Visit www.hillcountryrifles.com or www.hillcountryclassics.com. WINCHESTER ROOSTER XR Upland hunters rely on long-range performance in their shotshells when it comes to pheasants and other prairie gamebirds. Featuring the same Shot-Lok Technology found in Winchester's Long Beard XR, Rooster XR delivers even more consistent and tighter patterns at longer ranges. It also includes deeper penetration and extreme knockdown power. Rooster XR is produced in 12 gauge, 2¾- and 3-inch, with 1½ ounces of 4, 5, or 6 shot that travels at 1,300 feet-per-second. Visit www.winchester.com. TILT-N-GO CARGO CARRIER The innovative Tilt-N-Go cargo carrier from Viking Solutions makes loading and transporting big-game animals and other heavy items much easier. By removing a single locking pin, the unique mounting system allows the frame to rotate left or right to the ground for easier loading. The included wheel and axle assembly can be attached in seconds (no tools necessary) to convert the cargo frame into a portable field cart to retrieve deer and other big game or to transport luggage, coolers, and other heavy gear to your vacation site. The strong welded-steel frame is protected by a special powder-coated finish. Visit www.vikingsl.com.

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