Weatherby's new Mark V Frontier and Dangerous Game Rifle (DRG) are ultra-reliable, accurate and devastatingly powerful rifles ...

High elevation hunting reveals subtle rifle design differences between mountain firearms The post Christensen Arms Mesa vs. Weatherby Mark V Backcountry 2.0: Which Rifle Performs Better at High ...

The .30-378 Weatherby Magnum is the fastest .30-caliber rifle cartridge in the world. It’s about 500 fps (341 mph) faster than a .30/06 Springfield. The 3.6-inch long .30-378 Weatherby Magnum ...

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There’s a new sheriff in town. Weatherby, for the first time in decades, is unleashing a new cartridge—and it is a speed-demon of a six-five. Based on a necked-down .300 Weatherby Magnum, the 6.5-300 ...

Weatherby rifle aficionados believe Weatherby cartridges deserve more respect than we gave them during our recent exegesis on popular rifle cartridges. We mentioned Weatherby sparingly because few ...

If you Google “Roy Weatherby You Asked for It”* you’ll be treated to a kinescope made in the early 1950s of Roy Weatherby appearing on a television show of that name, shooting a .300 Weatherby Magnum.

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To commemorate its move from California to Sheridan, Wyoming, Weatherby, Inc. has crafted two styles of commemorative .300 Weatherby Mag rifles — a gold and the silver version. The Gold Version will ...

With some trepidation, I settled down behind the big rifle set on the benchrest used for sighting in. It was a brand-new rifle/scope combination that had been bore-sighted. My aiming point was an ...

Weatherby Inc. Kansas-native Roy Weatherby started his firearms company in Los Angeles with the belief that small, fast-moving bullets had more killing power than heavy, slow-moving ones. The idea was ...