Several details come together in Saint Victor to make it a respectable addition to the world of AR’s. It’s got some design updates as well as quality components and finishing.

SIG’s new MCX Rattler Canebrake, so named because it’s the smallest of their Rattler family, is the suppressor-ready version of the MCX.

The one word that sums up Vanguard binoculars is quality. They strive to make excellent binos and they back it up with a no-questions-asked lifetime warranty.

Part of the requirement for this gun was that it shoot 8″ groups at 300 yards with a 5.5″ barrel. The new HATEBREAK is key to the whole system. Maxim’s SCW stock system collapses to just 4″, but extends instantly and is rock solid and makes this a truly portable weapon.

Intended as an everyday working knife, this update to the 0393 has a hard finish and a solid, hold-able design. Glow in the dark fibers are interwoven with the carbon fiber and it glows green. It’s made of CPM 20CV with a durable finish and Hinderer customizable parts.

Not only can you change the grips and straps to fit your hands better, but you can also swap the magazine release to the right side, and you don’t need a gunsmith to do it. This is the first truly ambidextrous gun from Kimber in this size.

XTech Tactical has terrific new accessories for all kinds of shooters. In this video, they introduce new mags, extenders, and a sweet new light.

 Stingerworx has a new suppressor weighing in at a mere 9.2 oz. It’s a combination of aluminum and titanium and it rated for rounds up to and including 300 Win Mag. This is perfect for hunting applications with moderate continuous shot counts and long walks. MSRP $575. . ******

In an age of carbon fiber rifle barrels and high-tech polycarbonate stocks, it’s about time technology was applied to the rifle’s scope. The Sensight digital scope applies technology to the scope to make it more powerful, faster, and easier to use–and it does it well.