Levi Sim

The Honcho Tactical Triple is a short shotgun. The three barrels are 18.5 inches long and the 12ga weighs just 6 pounds. It’s available with either the rounded pirate grip or the standard pistol grip. It’s also got a Picatinny rail under the barrels at the front for all manner of accessories–certainly a light, but maybe a bayonet would be appropriate, too.

Fuji had several new riflescopes this year, but I was more excited to see their new stabilized binoculars, the Fujinon Techno-Stabi 12x28mm. They are smaller than their other stabilized binos and at just 0.93 pounds they are comfortably lightweight.

CZ-USA’s new Bren 2 Ms large format pistol is their ideal remake of the 805 Bren. It’s a short stroke gas piston pistol chambered for 5.56 or 7.62x39mm, and each caliber is available with barrels ranging from 8”/9”, 11”, or 14”. The 5.56 uses standard AR mags, while the 7.62 using proprietary magazines.

The new Cynergy guns offer Cerakoted barrels and receivers, multiple camo patterns, and a custom fit to help you bring home more game.

Nikon’s new Black Force 100 rifle scope is a worthy consideration. It’s simple to use but has all the features you’re looking for in a tactical scope, and the new mount to match is excellent as well.

Colt made a black powder pistol for the Texas Rangers in 1847 and it was called the Walker. Only 1,100 were made, and only 168 of those still around, today. Well, now you can get your own Walker because Cimarron Fire Arms Company is producing a replica of this classic cowboy pistol.

Hogue’s new Beavertail Grip Sleeve slides over your pistol’s existing grip and covers all the way up the beavertail for a positive grip on the whole thing. It’s ideal for compact and sub-compact guns. Oh, and it comes in color.

Sandrin Knives has been making extremely high quality (and high priced) knives with tungsten carbide blades for some time. These knives are beautiful and it’d be a pleasure to own them, especially paired with a Cabot pistol with matching grips. However, with price tags over $1500, they aren’t for everyone’s budget. Their new TCK 416 on the other hand, brings the benefits of tungsten carbide blades and delivers for just as little as $149.

Standard Mfg.’s double-barreled revolver is completely different. First of all, it’s a double-barreled gun. I’ve never heard of a double-barrelled revolver before but this gun makes it seem reasonable.