#CountryRifle

Tom Bostic of TommyBuilt Tactical is a legend in gun building ( and other stuff), specifically when it comes to Heckler & Koch. TFB’s Nicholas C wrote this story about the G36 last year.

Country rifles, one of my favorite subjects. Well built AR-15s with sought-after parts combined with wonderful artwork.

It’s time for some Short-Barreled Rifles (SBR). This is “France” as one of  Rainier Arms’ Country Rifles, Ceracoated by Blown Deadline and shown at the IWA exhibition in Germany 2016.

Moving on in the Rainier Arms Country Rifle atlas, it’s time for a large central European country.

The Austria Rifle by Rainer Arms. Ceracoated by Blown Deadline custom.

JP Enterprises is a company that focuses on high-end competition rifles. JP is based in Hugo MN. For the record, JP also offers a line of Law Enforcement rifles: “ JP-15 Duty Rifles“.

Let’s start with some Mythology: The 12th-century King Eric IX saw a golden cross in the blue sky as he landed in Finland during the First Swedish Crusade in 1157. Seeing this as a sign from God he adopted the golden cross against a blue background as his banner. The golden cross was later changed to a yellow one, probably slightly more practical (and cheaper). A great story, except no one really knows if there ever was a crusade at that time or not. But Blue and Yellow have been used as Swedish colors at least since King Magnus III’s Royal coat of arms of 1275.

Let’s go a bit more into detail with one of the “Country Rifles” made by Rainier Arms for the IWA 2016 exhibition in Germany.

This is part 2 of the “Country Rifles” by Rainier Arms and Blown Deadline as shown at the IWA exhibition in Germany 2016.

Rainier Arms had a very colorful stand at the IWA exhibition in Germany.