Two categories of deer hunting rifle exist in North America – that of the Woods and Brush country rifle and that of the long range deer rifle. What is the difference between them?
Woods and Brush country rifles are produced with the medium-sized game in mind where, on average, the shot will be some where around 100 yards, and 200 yards at the most. Depending upon their calibre they have either a 20 or 22 inch barrel. The weight of these rifles – anything from 7.5 to 8.0 pounds which includes, a full magazine, the mounted scope and the sling.
