Beretta ARX100 and ARX160: Fraternal Twins
Guy Sagi
July 18, 2016
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By Guy J. Sagi Beretta’s ARX 100 and ARX 160 have the sculpted lines racing enthusiasts have come to expect from exotic Italian cars—without
Guy J. Sagi has been reporting on the outdoors for more than 30 years. He was editor in chief of Shooting Illustrated, the NRA’s newsstand monthly, NRA InSights, Shooting Sports USA and Free Hunters during his 10 years with NRA publications. His byline has been seen in most major outdoor publications and he was editor in chief of Safari Times, Safari Club International’s monthly, for decade. The author of Fishing Arizona and Hunting Small Game in Arizona also has of 15 years of search and rescue experience with a Mountain Rescue Association-affiliated organization in Arizona.
By Guy J. Sagi Beretta’s ARX 100 and ARX 160 have the sculpted lines racing enthusiasts have come to expect from exotic Italian cars—without
By Guy J. Sagi It would be inaccurate to use a broad brush and paint everyone a mall ninja who recommends toting around enough gear
By Guy J. Sagi Noting the nearest emergency exit and determining the quickest and safest escape route is sage advice anyone who’s attended a
By Guy J. Sagi The Yukon is legendary for big moose bulls, but if you’re looking for an unusual experience—one that still provides a
By Guy J. Sagi Figuring out which color laser-aiming system is best for you—and your budget—can be confusing. Thankfully, it’s not rocket science, although
By Guy J. Sagi It doesn’t take a degree in physics or a working knowledge of the theory of relativity to harness the power
By Guy Sagi It may be the result of a death grip on a precision rifle’s wrist, sympathetic movement as the trigger finger begins
By Guy Sagi It’s not the most classic rifle in my gun safe, nor does it have a long family history like many of my
By Guy Sagi You’re ready to survive—even thrive—when the unthinkable happens, but have you taken steps to ensure your guns, ammo, food and gear don’t
