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SCCY is a Florida, USA manufacturer who has made a big splash with their affordably priced handguns in the last few years. Now they’ve launched a new striker-fired model, the DVG-1, and it’s available with optics standard.

Badlands expands upon its innovative line of Adaptive Coloration Technology with the deigned-to-perform-in-cold-weather Pyre Jacket and Bib.

Remington sources indicated that velocities in the 2400 fps range were possible even with the 12.5” barrel, making this a solid option for hunting.

While SureFire makes some amazing equipment for the US Military, they haven’t forgotten about us civilians. This year at SHOT Show 2020 they have introduced the XVL2-IRC, a pistol mounted visible and infrared light/laser module.

“We’ve been working on the design for about four years,” Kelley said. “We are super happy with how it turned out. This gun has a ton of value shooters will appreciate.”

Action Target has made the satisfaction of shooting AR500 steel more accessible with their affordable new Legion Target system.

This light machine gun is exactly that: extraordinarily lightweight. Coming in at only 11 pounds, it is extremely manageable to carry around and claims to be the world’s lightest machine gun. The Ultimax 100 MK8 fires from a non-reciprocating, open bolt and puts 5.56x45mm NATO down range at a rate of 400-600 rounds per minute with extremely light felt recoil.

ProTech knives are well known for their high-quality automatics. This year at SHOT Show 2020, they’re debuting three new knives. The Malibu button lock flipper, Strider Operator SnG, and a collaboration with Arcform featuring the automatic version of the popular Slimfoot.

When Ruger announced their new Ruger-57 handgun late last year, the firearms industry took notice. The 5.7x28mm cartridge isn’t what you’d call “mainstream.” But Ruger’s decision to jump into the 5.7 game has sparked a renewed interest in the little bottleneck, and we stopped by their booth at Shot SHOW 2020 to see it for ourselves.