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Detroit Gun Works’ DGW Mini-R is a modular bolt-action rifle that runs AR calibers, uses AR magazines, and folds into a compact chassis.

The Pedersoli 1805 Baker Rifle faithfully recreates Britain’s first standard‑issue military rifle, blending historical accuracy with modern Italian craftsmanship.

Magne-Tech debuts the Magnetic Scope Mount, a magnet-based optic mount that snaps on instantly without bolts, cams, or re-zeroing hassles. Simple geometry, a lever, and neodymium magnets hold the mount in place.

The DS Warrior uses the Tac Precision optics plate system for RMR-compatible optics, allowing direct mounting of compatible red‑dot optics without aftermarket slide machining.

Instead of leaning on a traditional turn-bolt layout, Bushmaster built the BA30 around familiar AR ergonomics while keeping it legally classified as a bolt-action rifle.

The bobbed hammer SDR targets concealed carry and snag-free draws. Diamondback offers it in multiple finishes, including glass bead stainless and black nitride.

Thril’s new 6 ARC and .338 ARC magazines use caliber-specific geometry and stainless steel bodies to improve feeding in AR platforms. This is a solution to a problem that many people have been unaware of.

The Flux Defense Raider 365 Ultralight converts a SIG P365 into a lightweight PDW-style platform with a fast-deploy brace and onboard spare magazine. This chassis even comes with a free holster so that you can easily carry it concealed on your body.

There are a ton of different holster materials to choose from ranging from leather to Kydex to hybrids to nylon. What do you need to know before investing anywhere from twenty bucks to a couple of hundred dollars into what amounts to belt real estate for your handgun? Turns out there’s more than you might think to choosing a holster.