11 Best Semi Auto Hunting Rifle (2023 Updated)

You guys are AWESOME!!! This is so American!🇺🇸 So 2nd amendment! I’m a proud disabled veteran and I teach my grandkids gun safety with your product. I have purchased 5 bug assault guns for friends and family.

Everyone loves them! I’m about to buy a Shredder for my son who’s in the Space Force. I used to hate flies in my house. Now I leave my back door open to create a target rich environment! I hardly notice my wife’s complaints about the salt and fly carcasses after several brutal conflicts.

Comments from the fun police roll off like water on a duck when I’m in the heat of battle. Nothing compares to the thrill of the hunt and the satisfaction I feel, knowing that I’m doing my diligence as a man to cleanse my environment of their vile pestilence.

No joke, wife is jealous and all!! First. I though I could make my own with an old bb gun. Yea it worked, but not too well and reloading was a pain. Then I bought an airsoft gun, but no way. so I said to myself.

“Enough is enough, it’s time to get serious with these flys!” I hopped on the websight and ordered my first. The “Realtree Camo 3. 0” version was on sale, and I’m glad it was as it is my favorite look.

From the first time I loaded, pumped, and shot my first fly OUF OT THE SKY!!. uhm, I main. air. I was in love!! The flys scattered and looked for hiding spots. but that wasn’t going to help them. One by one.

I killed them all. Me and my 5 year old went from room to room looking for those rascals. It sure didn’t take long and the whole house was free of flys. Sure the wife had to do some slight sweeping of the salt from the hardwood floors, but it was WAY WORTH IT!! My favorite thing to look forward to at the end of a hard days work.

is going fly hunting with my 5 year old at home 😉 THANK YOU FOR SUCH A GREAT PRODUCT!!!.

Drove 100 miles to town because my last flyswatter broke again. Been looking at the Bug-a-salt since I first seen one. Kinda pricey I thought for a fly killer. So I bought one. After days of my house buzzing with the usual summer invasion of fly’s within ten minutes it was as quiet as a mortuary in a sound proof room.

And more fun than I ever could have imagined being the shot gunner that I am. Now I’m wishing there were more flies as I obliterated them all in nothing flat. Best and most fun money I have ever spent and my only regret is not getting one sooner.

It even gets them on the fly if your a good enough shot! What a marvelous little tool this thing is!!!!.

After a lot of research was conducted, I found this bow kept coming up as a top competitor to the more expensive brands. At 400fps, this thing is no joke! I opted for the easy crank vs the cable pulls, due to shoulder surgery several years ago.

This thing is compact and packs a punch!! After an ordering on line, once delivered and a few minutes of getting it set up with the scope and quiver, I was extremely pleased at the speed and accuracy.

Had it dialed in to 20 yards hitting center mass on the third shot. I’ve hunted with various compound bows for well over 30 years and I think I will retire my current bow now. Looking forward to being in the stand this weekend chasing the elusive critter with this bad boy! To get a zero at 100 yds, literally the size of a baseball is incredible.

I look forward to years worth of shooting from the stand with it. I’ve already told a few hunting buddies and looks like several are soon to be set for Christmas! You can certainly spend less on one and get the same speed, or even more for that matter, but for an all around quality bow and good piece of glass, this is a hard one to pass.

Good luck!.

Had this a couple months and it’s an awesome crossbow shoots with amazing accuracy. I tried Tenpoint and wicked ridge but had to return both to store due to manufacturing defects. I’ve shot other crossbows and owned others as well over the years but this one is top notch.

The ability to decock instead of shooting is great. There is no flight rail to lube. The scope is awesome as well as the fit feel and finish. Don’t be fooled by some other manufacturers lifetime warranty as when you read fine print limbs are only covered for 5 years and that’s the main thing to worry about besides strings.

If you’re on the fence because of price I understand but when you shoot and see the quality it’ll help your decision. You’ll love the trigger too like a precision rifle trigger.

There’s a learning curve if this is your first bow of this caliber. I was amazed at the speed. Once dialed in an 80 yard shot is not out of the question. It replaces my Ten Point FX4. The precursor to the new Wicked Ridge.

Those are great bows but the difference between 350-370FPS and this is over the top excellent. Get it, take your time sighting in, it’s important to know this machine. The “decocking” ability is good, no more bolts in the dirt.

My trigger is light, very nice, no tugging, feels like 3-5 pounds. I’ve been using bows since 1983. This is the bow. The scope is as advertised. I fine tuned it at 50 yards. Walking it back, 40, 30, then out to 60, just put the pin for the listed distance and it will hold a 1 inch group all day.

I’ll re visit when I drop a deer with a photo. I put value at 5, reason being it is up there in price but it’s competition at this level is 3-4 hundred more. And this cocking system is great.

I have just purchased the Titan Turbo M1 which from what I understand is pretty much the same as the Titan M1 but has a different paint job. My Turbo came with the Mossy Oak Breakup Country camo pattern along with ACUdraw Pro.

I am totally new to shooting and hunting with a crossbow, so I am very excited at age 60 to be introducing something totally new to the sport of hunting. I have yet to try shooting the crossbow but have completed my basic assembly and trying to put a little time into learning the ins and outs of proper operation.

Although the assembly was pretty basic, I did feel that the small Assembly Manual that came with the crossbow sure could have been written a little better. Being that this is something totally new to me and that I’m unfamiliar with the bow, there were far to many places in the instructions that state “if so equipped” or “on particular models” which left me sort of scratching my head as to whether it applied to me or not.

With a little bit of effort on TenPoint’s side, I feel that the instructions provided should be specifically tailored to the crossbow that was purchased so that you know exactly what applies to your assembly instruction instead of trying to guess whether it applies or not.

One item that I feel was a bit peculiar in the assembly was when attaching the bow assembly onto the stock assembly, the center set screw that is intended to serve as a Main Assembly Bolt’s Locking Setscrew sort of surprised me being that it is screwed down onto the threads of the Main Assembly Bolt.

In my mind, it would have been a much better option to have a set screw tightened down onto the shaft of the Stock Assembly. The Stock Assembly’s shaft could even have a small indentation so that it would actually lock the two assemblies together.

I worry a bit about fouling the threads of the Main Assembly Bolt which may make it a bit more difficult if ever removed. During the mounting of the Quiver’s Quick Disconnect Attachment, the threads of the Quivers Mounting Bracket were not tapped completely through the bracket and would not permit tightening the Quick Disconnect Attachment fully.

I added a small #10 washer under the head of the screws to allow tightening fully. I am currently feeling that I purchased a quality product and that I will enjoy putting it into operation for a bit of target practice and then taking it out into the field for deer hunting and possibly even turkey or other small game.

My below ratings are currently based on expectation!.

Hi, I am a rifle hunter and have been for 68 yrs. I have owned and used many different calibre of rifle in my time , and not to brag but have always harvested some really nice W. hitetail deer with them.

I am now going after number 50 and it is special to me. I decided to purchase a crossbow to make this hunt even more special. After a great deal of research I made a decision to purchase a TenPoint Crossbow and let me tell you folks who are debating on this brand.

don’t look any further because the people at TenPoint hands down have the safest , the most accurate shooting , the best warranty, the best customer service , and they are first all the way in research and bringing new product lines and technology to the table.

Some people did try to steer me to other brands or to purchase a less powerful crossbow. As I said I am an experienced and successful hunter of large game for many years and I know what it takes to achieve this.

Safety is paramount anytime you have a weapon of any type in your hands. The good people at TenPoint understand this and not only do they have all of the normal features included that any crossbow may or should have , but they have gone well beyond that point just with the overall crossbow design little own their ACUSLIDE cocking and de-cocking system , or their ( DFI ) Dry – Fire -Inhibitor , and yes , even the scopes being as clear and accurate as they are must be included as a safety feature.

The balance of the Havoc RS440 to hold it has a really good feel , very comfortable. From the first time that I picked this crossbow up I had a very positive sensation. Ha. one that reminded me of picking up my favorite rifle! The power that is unleashed with every shot from the Havoc RS440 is only surpassed by a couple of the Havoc’s family members from TenPoint.

I took 3 shots where I purchased this crossbow. I almost had a Robin Hood on the 2nd shot, but I did shoot 3 Bulls Eyes. I still have to get used to this crossbow some more , but if you are an experienced hunter or recreational shooter I strongly recommend you purchase a TenPoint Crossbow.

You will not be disappointed. If I with my age and experience can master this and be very excited and confident with this crossbow , I believe that any person can. Confidence , Ability , and having the latest Technology made in my hands this coming Fall are things that are going to get me Whitetail number 50 ! My Havoc RS440 and I will be stealing our way into the swamp and waiting for Mr.

Mosey Oaked Buck. I am counting on only having to deliver one shot from my Havoc RS440 to harvest the Buck that I am looking for. Thank You TenPoint. I will send you a pic one day !.

Great item. Online purchased and picked it up from the store. It was a bit tough to get into initially. Somewhere in the transit, it may have been bumped around so the box itself was a little off. Luckily, I was able to coax it back to alignment.

This safe is well built, for what it is. Smallest, lightest, least expensive safe I could find for full size pistol + magazine. This IS NOT a safe that you should use to secure unattended valuables for extended periods of time.

It is portable (although less so using the included cable) and could be taken easily. Any determined adult with 15 minutes and a screwdriver could pry this thing open. However, if you’re using it to secure a single pistol in a fairly secure location, it works great.

Fit a full size handgun and magazine without modification. 3 digit combination lock works as expected and has a plastic turn knob to open. Meets the requirements of a “locked case” in most states as far as I can tell.

My particular item arrived with a damaged inside rail. The product still closes (because the rail is bent in, not out) and works (closes, locks and opens). I am not sure if this damage is from manufacturer defect or from poor Walmart packing, but either way you get what you pay for.

Hope this review helps.

The biggest issue I had with this item is the combination setup. I purchased it for my pistol. Set my combination and tested it a few times before I put my pistol in it. Well the mechanism to change the combination does not have a cover.

When I closed it with my pistol in it, the changing mechanism were moved by the pistol. Hence changing the combination. I was lucky that I remembered the numbers when I spun them to close it. I tried to open it as a test again and that is when I realized what happen.

They need to put a cover on the mechanism to assure this would not happen. I returned it because of this issue.

I was looking for an one handed, adjustable shooting stick for stalking and blind hunting and came across this stick. It is half the price of the other stick and works just as well. The button is super responsive and the brake does not move when you let go.

The stick is spring loaded so there is always a little tension on the stick so it is not just going to drop out from under you. The only draw back is that you have aluminum sliding on aluminum so it can make noise during adjustment.

I have adjusted it in the blind with deer less than 15 yards from me and they never flinch or alert. The “Y” rest can get loose if you stalk a lot so keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn’t unscrew and come out on you.

Super comfortable handle. The rubber tip on the end of the stick can be removed for a sharp point for better traction in dirt but I hardly remove mine. The rubber tip makes for a good critter killer while your in the blind also and it won’t tear your blind up.

Very lite, yet very sturdy. Quality product materials and workmanship. Easy to adjust to required height and offers great stability while aiming. Highly recommend. Buying another as a gift to nephew.

I spoke to someone else who bought this same stick and they said they were mostly satisfied, but that the rifle support had some play in it. I found the same thing. I found a void around the bolt that connects the head to the base and filled it with some Teflon tape and wrapped some more on the threads and it now feels solid.

It’s a Christmas present for someone else but it has just what is needed for normal service of a rifle. Size is ok. Not for everyday Cary in pockets but definitely in your range bag or rifle case. Sale price made it a must.

This is a good tool for the range bag or hunting kit. It is compact, reasonably light in weight and has a fair amount of leverage. The unit is strong enough for basic field maintenance but I would not try to use it for anything stuck or heavy.

The number of tools is however not 18. 1 Choke Tool. 1 Draw knife Blade 1 Pin punch, that can’t provide much force. 2 Allen wrench blades. 3 Torx Blades 4 Hex drive screw driver bits in a holder, with the driver.

That is 13 useful tools. The claimed scope windage tool is actually the tip of the choke tool and does not fit any scope I have. Overall, a good all in one tool at a fair price.

Purchased this on line, not knowing how rigid it would be because we tend to shoot a lot of hot 38 specials, hot 9mm’s, and hot 45ACP’s. After my wife put it together, I placed it 35-40 feet from us, down range.

I immediately started to shoot the 45 ACP. It worked perfectly! My wife shot her 38 special, with the same results. Our conclusion is that the unit is just what we wanted for close quarters practice.

The unit reset itself every time, with amazement. Yes, this is one of the best items we have purchased for our home made backyard “Shootin Gallery”. We definitely would recommend this item.

Works great. The targets held up really well. Good value.

I received my blowgun with the package opened and bamboo darts and broad head missing. I need the darts or the blowgun is useless. I can not give a good feed back unless the darts are replaced

I was only able to acquire this Logan because of California restrictions that I did not know about. I have had several blowguns over the years. I intended to use it to kill rats in my pantry

quiver is hard plastic, bamboo and shock darts will not load in the hard plastic quiver, only thin metal shafts of the broadhead darts will load. It should be soft plastic to flex and hold various size shafts ! Anyone else notice this problem ??????.

They are good shooting sticks. You can use them seated or kneeling. Good for long distance hunters like myself. It’s much lighter than sticking a bipod on your rifle. If your walking or hiking for a few miles to get your quarry they are worth it.

I use it mostly from a sitting position, sitting on a stool shooting upward into tops of trees at squirrels. As such, I normally don’t have to fully extend the staff. However, I did fully extend it once, and from a standing position I tilted the staff forwards.

When I did, the bottom-most extension bent. I put too much leaning downward pressure on it is my guess. It is also the thinnest extension. I will not give it a bad rating for that, but just be careful.

Keep the staff fully upright, perpendicular to the ground as much as possible. Sometimes you will need to tilt it forwards or backwards a tad to get that perfect angle, but just be mindful of the downward pressure.

Don’t put too much of your own weight on the staff or push down too hard on it. Anyway, the extension bent but did not break. I now don’t extend the bottom extension past where it had bent, keeping the bent portion inside of the next extension above it.

All in all, I like it and it has been very useful to me. I would still recommend it and buy it again.

The shooting stick is light weight which matters on a long hike. A full range of adjustments allows settings for shooting seated and standing as well as adjustments for use as a walking/trekking stick! When using as a a walking/trekking stick, the one thing that would make the mono-pod better is including a set of rubber tips accessories to increase the traction on slippery surfaces like mud, snow, rocks and stream crossings.

ENABLES YOU TO USE THE LEAD SLED WITH WIDER THAN NORMAL RIFLE FOREARMS. JUST WHAT I NEEDED. SIMPLE AND EASY TO INSTALL. WORKS GREAT WHICH IS WHAT I EXPECTED FROM CALDWELL. I DID HAVE A PROBLEM FINDING A SCREWDRIVER THAT FIT THE ATTACHMENT BOLTS ON THE FRAME.

USED A T-15 TORX. IT WORKED BUT I AM NOT CERTAIN THAT WAS THE RIGHT TOOL. ONE BOLT HEAD SEEMED TO BE STRIPPED. WOULD RATHER HAVE A BOLT HEAD WITH A SIMPLE #2 PHILLIPS OR A SLOTTED SCREWDRIVER. WILL EVENTUALLY REPLACE THOSE SCREWS WITH SOMETHING MORE CONVENIENT.

NOT A BIG PROBLEM BUT INCONVENIENT.

I clicked “NO” in the recommend box but if you’re on a budget and you get these you may be perfectly happy with them. I bought mine (unfilled) a while back to use as spares, but had not used them until I loaned my leather shooting bags to a friend and I needed to fill the Caldwell pair.

This is not a complaint but be aware that a funnel of sorts is really necessary to not make a mess filling them with sand, rice (I used rice) or whatever you choose. Whatever you use, you’ll need a LOT more of it than you’d think to fill them 🙂 Other than that, the polyester outer material is a bit flimsy for regular use.

It seems as if others have found this potential weakness also. Leather bags are about three times the cost and I think it is worth the extra dollars.

I ordered the Wide Bench Rest bag because I needed a flat bottom bag for my bench rest rifle. What I got was a bag with a curved bottom, similar but a bit wider to the standard front rest bag. This bag does not allow the full bottom of my rifle to rest on the bag; only the outer edges of the rifle stock contact the bag.

It is nothing like what is represented in the pictures of the “Wide” bag.

Factory magazine with factory packaging. The Browning Buckmark is an awesome. 22 semiautomatic pistol and no one disagrees. As far as I can tell there are no aftermarket magazines. My son bought this for himself on his 21st Birthday at Academy Sports in Joplin, MO.

Took well over an hour for some reason. It has been his favorite pistol for the last ten years. He has been such a joy to me that I bought these for him. Buckmarks only come with one magazine. Nice to have more than 3 mags for any semi-automatic pistol.

You can shop but you won’t find a better price.

Spare mags for 1911-380: It seems almost silly to write this review, but just in case you’re wondering, these are of course the factory original magazines,. Browning does a great job. I now have a total of four, including the one included with the pistol.

While that’s not a large sample size, they all feed flawlessly. Since the magazine is the most critical component in getting a handgun to feed reliably, the highest compliment to give the magazine is not to notice it.

The pistol is so much fun, you’ll need a few of these. One thing to note:380 mags will fit and lock into the Browning 1911-22, and the. 22 mags fit and seat into the 1911-380. So if you have both at the range at the same time, keep your magazines clearly separated.

(OK, so no you know I have both. The only reason for not commenting on the. 22 magazines is that I haven’t yet shot the. 22, so can’t give a valid review on those at this point. ).

I’ve had 3rd party magazines in the past an I always seem to have to bend a little here and there to get them working correctly. So I’m a little shy of not using OEM stuff. That’s why I went with the genuine article.

It costs a little more but I’m confident it will work now and into the future. I looked hard and couldn’t find any real deals on this so it costs a little more. Works like a champ. I’m happy. If they were less expensive I would have bout 2 or 3 instead of 1.

Bottom line: no problems, works perfectly and the quality is perfect.