The CZ 712 G2 shotgun is excellent. You’ll love everything about it, especially if you get the Green version. The look and finish, the way it comes up and points, the feel as it shoots–it’s all terrific. Even CZ-USA’s customer service is top notch.

SIG Sauer’s new Suppressed Upper Receiver was designed for SOCOM, and we got to shoot it at SHOW Show. It’s chambered in 300 BLK, and its integrated suppressor is welded to the barrel and since it’s 16″ overall it only requires one stamp to own it.

Korth revolvers come standard in .357 Magnum, but you can purchase a spare cylinder chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. That’s great so that you don’t have to shoot the high recoil .357’s all the time. If you get a chance, you should go hold these guns and try the triggers. They are very fine.

Miller’s ram ended up scoring 209 1/8″, which is nearly ten inches larger than the previous world record shot by Todd Kirk in 1998.

Lucky Duck’s new flagship caller has a lot to offer and is a significant update to their lineup. The Roughneck brings big volume, new sounds, a new remote and an all-new chassis to Lucky Duck’s venerable e-caller menu. 

These calls have three speakers covering a full circle around the call. The biggest, Top Dogg, even has a subwoofer.

The Nitro XRT is a reverse draw crossbow. That means that the cams are at the front of the bow and the riser is in the middle with the limbs closer to the shooter.

When space in your truck is limited, Camp Chef’s new Versatop Grill might be just the right size. It’s just 17×18″ and it’s designed to run off the small 1-pound Coleman fuel canisters so you don’t have to lug your large propane tank around, either.

They took their best AK’s and TP9 pistols and sent them to several different custom shops and told them to go wild. The various shops created custom furniture, fluted barrels, refined triggers–the works.