Shooting Whitney Kennedy Rifles
In this episode, we shoot a couple of Whitney Kennedy rifles. Produced by Eli Whitney's Whitneyville Armory and designed by prolific firearms designer Andrew Burgess, these stout lever action rifles are great fun to shoot. Join us as we try out versions in 38-40 and 44-40 calibers.
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