Ruger's Precision Rifle is a great bolt-action for long range, equipped with an adjustable stock, AI-style ten-round magazines, and now available in additional calibers of 6mm Creedmoor and 5.56.
Ruger's Scout Rifle is now available in 450 Bushmaster, great for whitetail hunting in restricted states, and everywhere else!
Sig Sauer Air Pistols match the weight, feel, and look you love about SIG pistols, and are ready to train with inside or outside your home.
Sig Sauer loads their SIG V-Crown handgun, Elite HT Hunting, Performance Match Grade, and all-copper projectile ammo with their own bullets and brass.
A slew of new optics for every situation from Sig Sauer, including the ROMEO6 red dot sight, JULIET4 magnifier, TANGO6 rifle scope, and the KILO2400 rangefinder.
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Sig Sauer's John Hollister discusses when you want to use a direct thread suppressor versus a quick disconnect (QD) suppressor. Other benefits of a suppressor? Reduced recoil, and the ability to hear your target hit.
Springfield Armory offers a variety of options for concealed carry: the single-stack XD-S, the EMP with concealed carry contour, the double-stack XD Mod.2 sub-compact, and the XD-E with an external hammer.
Springfield Armory's Range Officer 1911s brings both value and upgraded features to the Original, the Champion, the Compact, and the Operator models.
Springfield Armory's Stefany Reese shows off the SAINT AR-15 - Ready to go out of the box with a crisp trigger, while field host Greg Lapin takes it to the range to discuss optical offset.
Springfield Armory's Stefany Reese shows off the new XD-E (E for External Hammer) single-stack Double Action/Single Action hammer-fired pistol, with an easy-racking slide.
For any situation, SureFire has an every day carry light for you - be it gun-mounted, wrist-mounted, or pocket or purse carry.
SureFire's Andrew Wright shows off the MasterFire Holster - a retention holster that works with a firearm complete with light, suppressor, and optic - and their new variable-length Ryder 9 modular suppressor for both pistols and pistol caliber carbines.
New features for Smith & Wesson's "combat magnum" - The Model 66. Plus, shooting the Model 69 5-shot .44 Magnum.
Smith & Wesson's M&P 10 rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor is great for hunting and long range shooting, complete with Performance Center upgrades and a threaded barrel.
Packed full of features for a value price, the Thompson/Center Compass rifle is now available in 6.5 Creedmoor. Plus, the rest of rifles in the T/C family are available in 6.5 Creedmoor, too.
Timney Triggers introduces the Calvin Elite AR Trigger - set at one and a half pounds, adjustable, and perfect for competition.
Timney Triggers shows off their Calvin Elite 2-Stage trigger for the Remington 700.
Tom, Ryan and Greg discuss the importance of hearing protection using Walker's Razor electronic muffs and Razor XV bluetooth-enabled earbud headsets, and how high-tech protection helps on the range.
Focused on ergonomics, grip, and trigger, Walther Arms introduces two new handguns: the value-priced Creed, and the PPS M2 - great for conceal carry.
Barnes Bullets is always introducing new caliber loads for hunting and long range - and the 6.5 cartridge is one of their favorites - now in the VOR-TX and Precision Match.
Caracal USA's Enhanced F pistol offers a few different enhancements over other striker-fired pistols, resulting in a smooth shot every time.
Ruger now has an integrally-suppressed barrel that fits any Ruger 10/22 Takedown rifle - the Ruger ISB.
Ruger's fourth generation .22 auto-loader - the Mark IV - is everything you'd expect from the Mark III, but now featuring one-button disassembly. Available in a variety of models for the perfect fit.
Sig Sauer's Patrick Hanley and John Hollister show off some of the new rifle additions: a lighter 716 DMR with match trigger, the M400 Elite at a great price point, and the fully-interchangable MCX with a telescoping stock.
