They sure will sell lots of those in the coming frigid years. With all these newbie country club hunters, "extreme weather rifle" has a nice ring to it.

Of course, I'm an old fellow and used a Marlin .35 Rem. to shoot deer in minus zero weather. Even used a flintlock muzzleloader to harvest a deer in "extreme weather."

Now I could tell you how the Russian soldier in WWII at places like Stalingrad, use to mix a little gasoline with their cleaning oil on their rifles. But I better not. Those newbie country club hunters would find a way to blow themselves totally up.

Those fellas probably need those Extreme Weather rifles.