It is common to get confused after standing in front of a well-stocked rifle counter at your local sporting goods store. But don’t let this confusion result in a bad decision. After all, you do not want to be stuck with a rifle that doesn’t suit your needs, offers unstable accuracy and makes you uncomfortable.  

So, here is our quick guide that will help you to match yourself with the right Beretta rifle. 

1- Fit: The rifle you pick should be comfortable and safe to handle. Likewise, you may require handling the rifle for a long day in the field, so it should be lightweight too, but not too light as to lead with recoil issue. You should also be able to reach the trigger easily. So while you are in the store, let the sales representative know that you wish to perform a length of pull test. 

Ensure that your face fits comfortably on the stock’s comb. The rifle should balance properly in your hand, not too much weight in the back or front.

2- Action: You will come across common actions like pump-action, single-shot, lever-action, bolt-action, semi-automatic and pump-action. What shooting activity or hunting you wish to do will determine which action works best for you. If you want quick follow-ups, then semi-auto is the best. For something strong and reliable, go for bolt-action. If you want something simple, then go for the classic Beretta in Canada whose main focus is on offering one perfect first shot. 

3- Stock: Rifle stocks come in a wide variety of materials, starting from wood to laminated wood and synthetics like plastics and fibreglass. Wood is the traditional material, and many people love how it looks, feels and appears. But with laminated wood, you can get more for your bucks as they are generally stronger, more durable and work better than wood. Synthetics can range from inexpensive to expensive. And since moisture doesn’t affect synthetics like it does the wood, synthetics can be the best choice. It can also absorb the rough handling without any visible sign of damage. 

4- Barrel: The length of the barrel you choose will impact the rifle’s length, its weight and the velocity at which the bullet escapes the barrel. Typically, a longer barrel means higher velocity as the gas pressure gets more time to push the bullet backside. But it can be a problem to handle a longer barrel. A shorter barrel is easy to handle and make the target while hunting.  

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About the company

Rangeview Sports is your hub for all things firearms and sporting goods. They are fully equipped with all types of high-quality parts and accessories that outdoor enthusiasts, recreational shooters, law enforcement and military personnel may require. Rangeview Sports’ knowledgeable staff will help you in finding mid to high-end products that suit your needs without the necessity of spending an extra dime. Their online store offers nation-wide delivery with next-day delivery options. 

Contact

Address: 1111 Davis Dr. Unit # 28B, Newmarket, ON, L3Y 8X2 Canada
Phone:  905-868-6666
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Website: https://www.rangeviewsports.ca/