SHOT Show Archives

Mossberg is primarily known as a long gun manufacturer, but the first firearm they produced 100 years ago was a handgun. The family-owned business is still at it, and they have a brand new pistol hitting the market.

If you are a licensed gunsmith, DIY oriented gun owner, or someone who will inevitably tinker with their equipment, Lyman’s new AccuSight pistol sight tool will be a valuable asset to you for adjusting dovetail pistol sights. This tool is extremely versatile, fitting most pistol slides, including Glock and 1911 styles.

The only thing a knife needs to be all the time is sharp, and Sandrin’s TCK 2.0 is always razor-sharp.

Penetration tests with the Diablo were very impressive. Both OO and #4 buckshot penetrated a 3/4″ plywood board, and the slugs went through 3 of them, just barely.

Out of the box, the P210 feels like it was made for your hand. It’s pretty impressive. There’s no telling what this pistol is capable of.

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.

The Century Arms AES 10B is imported directly from Romania and features a heavier longer barrel, barrel mounted bipod, and carry handle.

I was quite taken with the new Remington Model 783 Varmint. For years, Remington Varmint rifles have been a mainstay of long-range shooters looking to get every bit of performance out of the rifle that they can. The 783 Varmint ups the ante though with features that most people spend extra money for.

This year at SHOT, Geissele displayed what could be the perfect precision rifle handguard for the AR-15, their Mk 18 Super Modular Rail.

Altamont Company has been an OEM provider of stocks and grips to some of the biggest companies in the industry like Beretta, Browning, Ruger, S&W, and Sig. So when I’ve say you’ve probably held an Altamont product and not even known it, you know what I mean.

New for the 2019 SHOT Show is a limited run of one of Browning’s most popular rifles.

At the 2019 SHOT Show we caught up with pro-shooter Shane Coley from Team Glock. Shane gave us a few pointers on the best way to handle a Glock.

Kimber rejuvenated the revolver market with their introduction of the K6s just a few years back and is not slowing down with new and cool variants.

Magpul showcased a series of new products at this year’s SHOT Show, some of them previously teased, others newly unveiled.

RexSpecs has upped the ante with their new K9 Vision Player by installing a video camera that records what your dog sees. This new unit consists of the goggles, battery and video camera all in one.

Havalon has partnered up with WASP Archery and has stepped into the game of making broadheads. They have brought their reputation with them which makes me believe that these broadheads will be some of the highest quality and sharpness.

Beretta is working on expanding their A400 Xtreme Plus series with new camo patterns and later this year, a left-handed model as well.

This year Kestrel came out with an affordable handheld unit that takes all of the guesswork out of environmental conditions and ballistics. The 2700 is a cost effective unit that targets the average long range shooter. This Kestrel 2700 is new for 2019 and will be a hot product for years to come

Savage is catering to all of the small caliber fans and varmint hunters out there with the launch of the 110 Prairie Hunter. This rifle is chambered in 224 Valkyrie, which is a wise choice by Savage because this cartridge is known to have less wind drift and drop than any caliber in it’s class while maintaining less recoil than any cartridge that offers similar ballistics. All of this allows the hunter to put more rounds on target.

As mentioned, the R26 is built around the bullpup design. This means that the trigger is in front of the firing mechanism. This allows the crossbow to keep a shorter overall length while maintaining a long power stroke, leading to higher velocities.

As implied by the name, the 110 High Country’s target market is the long range hunting community. This gun is relatively light for it’s capabilities coming in around 8 pounds regardless of caliber chosen. This was accomplished by choosing to use a medium contour barrel and bolt.

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.

Walker’s Game Ear, the popular hearing protection supplier, has released several new products this year, including Bluetooth capable muffs and buds.

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.

The popular outdoor clothing company Sitka has announced it’s new releases for the upcoming year, including lifestyle and hunting products.

When ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain this suppressor could be an excellent choice for anyone that needs to carry their rifle far or navigate difficult terrain.

The popular Utah-based clothing and gear manufacturer Badlands has announced a new line of modular hunting packs for 2019.

After several years of waiting and watching the market, Nosler has seen fit to throw their industry expertise into the lightweight, mountain-hunting rifle arena.

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.