Me personally, IF I wanted a rifle for long range shooting I'd take the Webley .360 over any other rifle any day.
Tried one owned by a very skilled Feral Pig Hunter about 6 months ago, 192 grain projectile with factory loaded Nobel # 3 smokeless powder over a measured out 1,281 yards, deflection due to distance was less than 0.025mms.
One single shot using a scope and that big ugly Razorback Boar was deader than Julius Caesar with an entry hole the size of 3/16th bolt and an exit hole the size of the top of a coffee mug.
Mind you, the ONLY drawback with the Webley .360 is that you can ONLY fire a max. of 6 shot in an 15 minute period or the barrel gets a bit to hot to hold onto, BUT it IS still a great and very accurate rifle none-the-less.

@AnneWimsey We don't eat Feral pig meat here in Australia,

1. it is full of parasites, etc,
2. it IS tougher than old boot leather, and,
3. a nice piece of store bought pork or a nice, fresh killed 'roo steak is far, far better anyway.
   out here Feral Pigs ranl high the Introduced Pest Scale along with Feral Cats, Feral Dogs, Goats, Foxes and Underground Mutton, aka rabbits, though some do eat goat and rabbit when they can get it I much prefered, when I was an active Feral Pest Hunter, to use the shoot, kill and leave it for the scavengers idea.
   Though many Sheep Graziers out here where I live used to pay a 'bounty' on the ears of feral cats, foxes, pigs, feral dogs and even rabbits, the Government also used to pay a 'bounty' as well and their ruling was that every ear MUST be the left ear only to get the bounty honestly, so I always handed mine in to the authorised Office rather than take money out of the pockets of the Graziers.
   Oh and btw, it was a headshot but there wasn't very much left of the head anyway.

@Triphid interesting...I only knew about the rabbits.....

@Triphid That Webley sounds like an incredible machine. I know an old guy who used to be a big game hunter, and he brags a lot about his. But I need to stay a bit more mainstream. Also, being retired has put a curb on buying expensive toys. Oh well, maybe one of these days I'll get to shoot it for him.

@mischl I'll warn you in advance that the Webley .360 has a recoil kick that would make any mule extremely jealous and I'm definitely NOT joking when I say that firing it a night you can actually see a muzzle flame that is about 8 inches long coming from it.
It takes a standard 6 cartridge magazine only and given the overall length of each cartridge it is no wonder why it only takes a 6 cartridge magazine.
My Pig hunting mate is now re-loading his own cartridges and has found that each cartridge is ONLY capable of being re-loaded a maximum of 6 times before the brass starts to part at the area around the firing cap and rim.

@Triphid I imagined that gun had a huge kick. Hell, I'm a sissy. I use a real thick shoulder pad. But the machines I shoot now are mostly .223 and I don't have to worry about so much shoulder damage.

@mischl When I was hunting Feral Pigs I used a WWI 7.69mm German Mauser that was actually taken from a Turkish solider who surrendered to ANZAC soldiers at Gallipoli, my Great Uncle brought to Australia with him when he sent home with bad wound to the left shoulder.
That thing had a really heavy to it but nowhere even close to the one the Webley puts out.

That's arguable. Different personalities. Both good but for different reasons.

@rogueflyer You can pretty much abuse the shit out of an AK47 and it will fire. Dependability is so important when someone is trying to kill you.This is why it is so popular around the world. I hate guns, but I do know that. It was true about the AK47 when I was in the Army, and it is true now.

@Sticks48 Yes and doesn't seem to climb if I remember right. We bought one on the black market in VN back in '69. Heavy gun though and heavy munition. We bought a Thompson also.

Frank Zappa was a very wise man.

C'mon, we're talking assault rifles here. Galil, surely.

@MrBeelzeebubbles I wasn't familiar with Galil, seems like an upgraded AK, more a large sub-machine gun than a tactical rifle. They and UZIs were (are?) manufactured by IMI. ARs are more accurate and have a longer effective range. Apples and oranges.

@OwlInASack second largest exporter in the world. Massive contracts with Saudi Arabia. Makes you proud to be British.