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We’ve seen lots of chassis rifles in the last several years, but MK Machining has further refined their chassis with significant weight reductions, performance enhancements and they’ve expanded their compatibility. Oh, and it’s a bullpup.

The best gun is the one you have with you. Here’s a gun small enough to have with you and with the capacity to make it worthwhile.

It’s likely that if you enjoy shooting, the only thing you don’t enjoy about it is loading magazines. Elite Tactical Systems was showing off their Gen II CAM Loader at the range during SHOT Show. It’s remarkably simple to use and it loads ten rounds into a magazine all at once. Other mag loaders often make it much easier, but still require loading one round at a time.

This time, they’ve made the gun we’ve all wanted since we were kids. It’s not a Tommy gun…but if John Thompson had made a tactical version, it would’ve looked a lot like this.

MAJR Mechatronics is behind the A.C.E. and they brought it to SHOT Show this year. It’s a small module that attaches to a Picatinny rail (ARCA mounts can be swapped, too) and has small actuators that compensate for the small movements your gun makes to help eliminate the wobble while shooting handheld.

One aspect that delineates these guns as so-called “assault rifles” is that they have semi-automatic actions which use the kinetic energy created by firing one round to load the next into battery, making it ready to fire again.

It’s got a lot of the features shooters love in other popular micros, but it also brings some features we wish others had — including an attractive price point.

It’s got a lot of the features shooters love in other popular micros, but it also brings some features we wish others had — including an attractive price point.

Sandrin knives, known for their proprietary tungsten carbide blades, has created the Torino, their first locking folder, and the latest version includes striking carbon fiber scales.