On American Rifleman TV: U.S. WWII Bolt-Actions

We think of the M1 Garand as the dominant rifle of WWII. But a lot of American soldiers, marines, sailors and coast guardsmen were issued bolt action rifles. In the review segments, we look at a game changer, the Springfield XD-S in .45ACP. In 1953, William B. Ruger introduced the Ruger Single Six and it came out at the right time. It was the heydays of Western movies.

First aired on: 01-30-13

Air times on Outdoor Channel: 06-26-13 at 11:30AM | 06-26-13 at 6:30PM | 06-26-13 at 10:00PM, all times Eastern.

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