This announcement has generated buzz among firearm enthusiasts, particularly those fond of the classic 1911 design but craving higher capacity.

The GOAT-15 is slated for release in early March. These will have an MSRP of $469 for the threaded barrel version and $449 for the shrouded barrel lightweight model.

The HIVIZ FASTDOT H3 is versatile, fitting a range of widely-used firearms. This includes Glock MOS, standard Glocks, Smith & Wesson M&P, SIG 320s, and the Ruger Max 9.

SHOT Show 2024 became a stage for Odin Works’ latest advancements, showcasing significant upgrades for the SIG Cross rifle.

Leupold’s Mark 4HD scopes hit the market in December and have been well-received. Prices range from $1,000 to $1,600, catering to various budgets without compromising on quality.

The Python is a 357 Magnum, known for its double-action capability. Available in 4.25” and 6” barrel lengths, this revolver features a target adjustable rear sight and a user-replaceable front sight.

Despite its Inconel construction, the suppressor remains relatively lightweight at 14.1 ounces without the mount, appealing to those seeking a balance between durability and weight.

Diamondback unveiled its lightweight 357 revolver at this year’s Shot Show Range Day. Weighing just 21 ounces and equipped with fiber front and rear sights, this revolver is designed for improved accuracy. It features a double-action mechanism with a 9lb trigger pull and comes with an MSRP of $777, making it a competitive option in the market.

As it marks its 20th anniversary, the firearm builds on the success of the PX4 series, known for its distinct features and solid performance.