The Knight's bore design gives the hunter flexibility in bullet selection. The cut rifling is .005 to .006 deep with eight lands and groves. This unique combination of shallow, fast twist rifling will stabilize a wide cross-section of sabots and conicals at 100 yards. Tony Knight realized years ago that a long barrel wasn't necessary to burn the powder charge efficiently. By shortening the barrel, the rifle is easier to handle when the going gets tough in thickets or overgrown fields.
Trigger pull on a rifle can make or break a hunter's ability to shoot accurately.
Knight recognized this, so all the rifles have adjustable Timney triggers, which is the same high quality trigger found on some of the better center-fire rifles. They come from the factory with a 2.5 lb. To insure that their high standards are maintained, Knight workers assemble and check each trigger before it is installed. We examined the fit and finish on ten different Knight rifles, more or less trying to find a defect. All the Knight rifles come with adjustable Williams' sights, and they offer a top notch peep sight as an option.