The Top 5 Hunting Guns You’ll Ever Need For A Wilderness Walk-out

Are you aware that there are a wide variety of hunting guns you choose from? Here's a list of the top 5 best hunting guns you can carry while conquering the wilderness!

Hunt With Ease With These Awesome Hunting Guns

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The wilderness ain't no place for the weak and defenseless. Even the cute little rabbit is fast and agile making it a hard prey to catch. When you're walking in the woods navigating your way into your hunting spot, you gotta have a weapon to defend yourself with. For that purpose, we're going to discuss the top five hunting guns that'll protect you from any predators that may bushwhack you on the road.

Hunting guns to defend you from surprise attacks need to be easily accessible. Plus, it must be able to take down predators with a single shot 'cause who knows if you're gonna be able to pull off a next one. Lastly, you wanna look cool carrying it 'cause that's the main reason you're into outdoor sports! But kidding aside, let's see what we have for the best hunting guns for wilderness walk-out protection!

 

Marlin Model 1895

One thing I like about the Marlin 1895 is the ability to shoot a follow-up without having to point the barrel away when cocking. It's because of its lever-action mechanism that allows you to hold the gun with one hand while you cock it with the other. Furthermore, the gun weighs 7.5 pounds which are just around the average, thus, carrying it around isn't too punishing. If you're out to stroll in the woods to scout, I'd prefer the Marlin 1895 any day.

Mossberg 500

The Mossberg 500 is the most widespread shotgun there is to date. However, it's not popular for no reason at all. It is, by far, the most reliable and smooth shotgun I've ever handled. Furthermore, there are a few varieties, stock options, and barrel lengths. Once you're up against a black bear, you'll be thankful you've got the Mossberg 500 by your side!

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Remington 870

Another hunting shotgun to consider is the Remington 870 that's cheap but reliable. If you're not really into waterfowl, it's less likely that you'd have to fire the Remington 870. The 870 serves only as a backup gun in case you get attacked by some wild animal but I tell you, it's got excellent recoil management. In addition, the overall feel of the gun is superb. I had a chance to shoot this gun at the range and everything feels right from the slide-action, recoil, and even just holding it gives you confidence.

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These are the best hunting guns in the business and in their respective categories. Defending yourself while scouting in the wilderness is very important. Which one do you have or plan on having?

If your favorite gun isn't on this list, tell us in the comments below!

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