Introducing a new video series from SilencerCo.

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Find Your Range is about getting out into the millions of acres of beautiful wilderness that this country has to offer, in hopes of discovering the ultimate shooting experience.

Have you seen the new video from SilencerCo.com?

Find Your Range fuses the intensity of overland exploration with the drive to discover the most exotic, challenging and unique shooting ranges in the United States. As part of the series, we push some of the toughest off-road vehicles to their limits in order to conquer locales typically inaccessible to man.

"And who else could we kick this thing off with? Our friends at Noveske Rifleworks invited us up to Oregon to christen the project, lending their favorite spots, favorite vehicles and favorite guns to the production of a heart-racing inaugural video. Special thanks to them for the hospitality – it certainly won’t be the last trip, but let us recover for a bit."

Visit SilencerCo online at SilencerCo.com.You can also find them on Facebook, watch them on YouTube, and follow the on Twitter.

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