John B. Snow is a journalist who writes for Outdoor Life magazine. His articles cover a wide range of topics related to outdoor activities, including hunting, fishing, firearms, and outdoor gear reviews. With a passion for the outdoors, John provides informative and insightful content for readers interested in exploring and enjoying the natural world.
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John B. Snow is a writer who focuses primarily on product reviews related to firearms, hunting, and outdoor sports. His coverage predominantly centers around reviewing various products such as guns, ammunition, and outdoor equipment.
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The Dark Series Model 1895 is the company's first synthetic stocked big-bore lever action
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The Stag Arms Pursuit is one of the best precision rifles for shooters on a budget. It comes in 6.5 CM, 6.5 PRC, and.308 Winchester.
By: John B. Snow
We've put more than 50 five-shot groups through the Seekins Havak Slam and came away impressed by this ultralight packable hunting rifle.
By: John B. Snow
The Beretta 1301 Tactical Mod 2 incorporates all the desirable attributes sought in tactical shotgun, while being reliable and fun to shoot.
By: John B. Snow
The Labradar LX chronograph is a major upgrade over the original version, but it faces serious competition from the Garmin Xero C1 Pro.
Carbon fiber turns this precision rifle into a featherweight wonder that is at home in competition and the backcountry
If you own a Ruger 10/22, you should check out these trigger upgrades
The pros and cons of both platforms, plus a look at the right kind of ammo to use
Which of these two 10mm Auto hand cannons is better for backcountry protection against grizzlies and aggressive critters?
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