Mitchell Graf

One of the more interesting rifles to be announced at SHOT Show 2024 was the Zenith Firearms ZF56. Set to hit the market in April, this roller-delayed ZF56 is generating some buzz for its unique attributes while maintaining familiar AR controls.

Brett, proudly introduced the LUPO HPR, emphasizing the unconventional direction the company has taken with this latest addition to their lineup.

Mossberg has recently unveiled its latest offerings in the form of two shotguns developed in partnership with Clint Smith, the esteemed owner and founder of Thunder Ranch.

The design philosophy revolves around modularity, scalability, adaptability, and efficient power management, providing operators the tools to zero in on their missions effectively.

At SHOT Show 2024, Smith & Wesson surprised many of us with the unveiling of their latest creation – the brand new Smith & Wesson 1854 lever action.

Additionally, their new firearm has an interesting feature that allows users to switch between striker fire and hammer fire configurations in under a minute.

Although specific prices were not disclosed, the Maztech representative at the booth hinted that the Fire Control System (FCS) is expected to be priced below $3000. Additionally, the X4-LRF-15K is anticipated to be priced under $10,000, falling somewhere below the range of a Wilcox.

New from Princeton Tech are two programmable helmet lights which give users multiple color options on the fly.

Stopping by the Pulsar Booth during SHOT Show 2024, Ivan took me through the features of the brand new Pulsar Merger Duo NXP50 thermal binoculars.