Gunwerks New Dangerous Game Rifle

Open sights are more bling than anything theses days. Some rifles just need them to look "right". I had them put on my 275 Rigby for just that very reason.

From a practical standpoint, a good, spare low powered variable in QD mounts is a far better back-up.
 
I'm quessing $17 large..
No sights or QD mount ?? Not a DG rifle
Fine if you're hunting in a group your PH will have your back
To bad they didn't go with the traditional 375 H+H
 
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Demoing a braked DG rifle with an exposed turret scope prone off a bipod? It had a name that appeals to teen gamers; hell the company name makes me feel the same. Maybe I should do a vid of myself as CrossFit god/IG influencer because that’s what is popular nowadays. Seems about the same.
 
Wood+carbon fiber? Gross. They're both fine on their own but together they all wrong.

I love how their idea of a DG rifle includes a muzzle brake.
 
Exposed turret is the absolute last thing I'd want in a hairy situation. Muzzle break would have to be a close second with my PH hitting the deck because he's still not sure if I just shot him or it's just the blast coming out the side of my fisher price Skuhl. This kinda reminds me of when Tesla came out with Cybertruck
 
I agree! Especially in just a 375. To me dangerous game rifles start .416 cal and have two barrels. I have a custom 375 H&H built on a McMillan G30 action but I wouldn't call it a dangerous game rifle. It is a very sweet bolt gun but not a dangerous game gun.
 
TrappingInc said:
I agree! Especially in just a 375. To me dangerous game rifles start .416 cal and have two barrels. I have a custom 375 H&H built on a McMillan G30 action but I wouldn't call it a dangerous game rifle. It is a very sweet bolt gun but not a dangerous game gun.
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I would feel perfectly fine hunting the biggest and baddest creatures with a 375 cal. Add a TSX or a solid with an optic on top.
I don’t mind doubles. For pheasants.
 
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