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Tango0120 Jul 2026 1:29 p.m. PST

… Survival Rifle


"Anyone who has ever hunted or who appreciates fine firearms has desired a double rifle. While a double rifle is the classic dangerous game gun, most of us don't have the need for the elephant-stopping cartridges for which they are chambered for or can afford the cost, which can run well into the five-figure range. Pedersoli brings the double rifle into both affordable and practical territory with their Kodiak Survivalist Compact Express Rifle chambered in .44 Mag.

As Pedersoli notes, the Kodiak Survivalist Compact Express Rifle combines "old-world detail with serious performance," like many of the company's other products. Designed for European driven-game hunting, for the American audience the company calls the rifle "a gentleman's survival rifle." It starts with a traditional, twin-barrel, break-open action that generations of dangerous game hunters have relied upon for reliability and quick follow-up shots. It has double triggers and a sliding tang safety…"


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Personal logo Choctaw Supporting Member of TMP20 Jul 2026 2:29 p.m. PST

I don't believe I can pay $2,700 USD for a 44 mag rifle.

Personal logo Wolfshanza Supporting Member of TMP20 Jul 2026 10:44 p.m. PST

picked up a Winchester 94 in 44 mag for about 200 buckeroos in the 90's. have more than 2 shots :)

79thPA Supporting Member of TMP21 Jul 2026 6:37 a.m. PST

Does it come with a gun bearer?

Frederick Supporting Member of TMP21 Jul 2026 6:51 a.m. PST

You can pick up a sturdy old Lee Enfield for $500 USD – $800 USD and I think the stopping power of a .303 is perfectly adequate for most needs unless you plan on hunting rhinos

79thPA Supporting Member of TMP21 Jul 2026 7:56 a.m. PST

I got mine for $60 USD back when they were reasonably priced.

Zephyr121 Jul 2026 3:30 p.m. PST

The optional auxiliary grenade launcher costs extra… ;-)

Tango0121 Jul 2026 4:52 p.m. PST

Thanks


Armand

SgtPhilco Supporting Member of TMP25 Jul 2026 1:58 p.m. PST

Henry makes a beautiful lever action Big Boy in 44mag for about a grand. Holds 10 rounds if memory serves

Tango0125 Jul 2026 5:45 p.m. PST

Thanks also…

Armand

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