In this past episode of American Rifleman TV, the staff heads to Bend, Ore., to see a Nosler Trophy Grade Rifle get built from the ground up. The Nosler 48 Legacy Trophy Grade Rifle was the 2011 American Rifleman Golden Bullseye winner for "Rifle of the Year." Watch the video above to watch the rifle assembly, and learn more about Nosler rifles in the following articles:
Nosler Rifles
Nosler Factory Tour
Nosler Model 48 Legacy Rifle
Nosler Bullets History
Video: Building Nosler Custom Rifles
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