Testing the Brush Gun Myth
Are brush guns just rifles that handle well in thick brush, or are they also better at shooting through brush? And why are brush guns so often associated with lever action rifles? Those are the questions we're tackling today as we continue our series on lever action rifles. Check out the rest of the lever action series here: • Lever Action Rifles
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Did Ruger Fix the Marlin 1894?
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What is a Brush Gun?
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Canadian WAR CRIME (3) Shotgun Slug - The MOST GRISLY EVER?
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The Best Bear Guns, Chosen By an Experienced Alaskan Grizzly Hunter
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Why Everyone Likes Lever Actions
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Dragunov: The Sniper Rifle NATO Spent 30 Years Trying to Copy and Failed.
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Which Is The Brush Busting Cartridge!?
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A Packable Lever Action: The Chiappa 1892 Alaskan Takedown
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Bullet Deflection While Shooting Through Brush
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Idiots In Boats Caught On Camera
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Are Some Rifles Better in the Brush? | MeatEater Experiments | With Janis and Clay
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The ONLY Caliber That Can Hunt Everything in America!
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Is This The Peak Of Lever Action Rifles?
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Henry X Model .357 and .44 Magnum: Classic Meets Modern
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Is 5.7x28mm Just Overpriced .22 Magnum? [Part 2]
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The G36 - Hot or Not?
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6.5 Creedmoor vs 6.5x55: The Biggest Lie in the Gun Industry
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10 Things You Should Know About Lever Action Rifles: A User's Guide
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Top 5 GWOT gun and gear fails: Barely used, not tested properly, or completely worthless.
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