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Heritage Manufacturing has made a name for itself producing cowboy-style single-action revolvers for a lower price point than almost any other gun maker. Now they’re offering that same basic concept but in a rifle configuration: the Heritage Rough Rider Rancher.

The G44 is already shipping to dealers, so they should be on the shelves when you read this. MSRP is $430, with the street price expected to be around $360-370.

If you are looking for a micro-reflex sight for a sub-compact pistol, look no further. SIG has released their new Romeo Zero, with either a 3 or 6 MOA dot.

There are 2 models available, one is a braced pistol and the other is a rifle. Kriss calls them the Vector 22 SDP-SB and Vector 22 CRB respectively. The only difference between the two is the length of barrel and forend, as well as the pistol having an SB Tactical SBX-K brace vs. a rifle stock.

Heralded for their durable tent offerings, Kelty jumps into the tactical world with its G2G 4-6 Person Tactical Squad Tent.

“The difference is in many states … gun-manufacturers are tolerated if at all, whereas in the South – they are embraced,” Gov. Hutchinson explained.

On a mission to change the way the world views archery, Global Archery is dodgeball with bows and arrows.

For handgun hunting the 10mm rocks. It is much more manageable than a .44 Mag, and it shoots flatter at longer distances, so the required holdover is less as targets get further away.

Anti-gun-rights crusaders keep calling for new and improved background checks. You know why. They dance in the blood of victims, using tragedy to manipulate for their goals. It’s what they do. Bottom line, they don’t want checks, they want all the guns.