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That cartridge is too short to be a .40 S&W! It's the new Sig P220 chambered in 10mm.

SIG’s New 220 in 10mm. Bigger is Better–SHOT Show 2015

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Is 2015 the year of the big-bore semi-autos? Probably not, though there were a couple of notable additions in 10mm. Sig’s new P220 in 10mm is a beast. It is loud, but manageable, and offers a hard hitting round to hunters or anyone else looking for stronger terminal ballistics.

The Mod*X from A*B Arms--SHOT Show 2015

The Mod*X from A*B Arms–SHOT Show 2015

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We’ve looked at several things from A*B arms–all related to changing the way people think about the ergonomics of the AR-15. And now they’re expanding this concept to bolt rifles. Check out this new chassis. That old Remington 700 needed an overhaul.

Ruger's CEO Mike Fifer Picks His Favorite Rugers--SHOT Show 2015

Ruger’s CEO Mike Fifer Picks His Favorite Rugers–SHOT Show 2015

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The GunsAmerica team has the special privilege of getting a personal tour of the new Ruger product line from none other than Mike Fifer, CEO. The original plan was for Mike to pick out his three favorite guns. Being a good company man, he managed to expand the number to five and a half while we were distracted by all the new stuff. Tricky guy, that Mike. Here’s hist list.

The Galco Corvus configured as an outside-the-waistband holster.

New Galco IWB/OWB Full Frame Holsters, Belts–SHOT Show 2015

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Looking for a new holster for your sidearm? One of the most trusted names in the industry is Galco. And they’re not just working with leather anymore. They brought a wide selection to SHOT Show. Check out what’s new for 2015.

Browning 28 and 410 Citori 725--SHOT Show 2015

Browning 28 and 410 Citori 725–SHOT Show 2015

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Browning had a number of new products at SHOT Show this year. One of the standouts was the new 725 Citoris in 28 gauge and .410. The Citori is the direct descendant of the John Browning designed Superposed, and the 725 is the newest addition.

A New Colt 1903 Hammerless?-- SHOT Show 2015

A New Colt 1903 Hammerless?– SHOT Show 2015

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Colt has teamed with U.S. Armament Corp., the guys that made the Gatling gun a few years back, to remake the old John Browning classis. Now they are making the 1903 in the General Officers Pistol version. Could this be the start of a whole new line of Retro-Classic-Colts?

The Top 5 Non-AK 7.62x39s from SHOT Show 2015

The Top 5 Non-AK 7.62x39s from SHOT Show 2015

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AR-15s in calibers other than 5.56 are nothing new. Yet one big trend recently is the attempt to perfect the 7.62×39 in AR form. Is that the answer? Or can the AK be refined? That’s the question that these 5 guns from SHOT Show 2015 try to answer.

Rock River's LAR-47 - 7.62x39 M4 Carbine Takes AK Mags - New Gun Review

Rock River’s LAR-47 – 7.62×39 M4 Carbine Takes AK Mags – New Gun Review

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This past week we ran a extremely popular SHOT article on the new AR pistol from MGI chambered in the 7.62×39 cartridge, which we generally think of as exclusive to the AK-47 and SKS class of rifles. Many people noted in the comments out there that there are other options for ARs that take AK mags, and it so happens that we put the https://rockriverarms.com/lar47″>Rock River LAR-47 through its paces some time ago. Since the gun is available for sale right now, this week is a good time to run it.

Dope Cards and Ballistic Charts - Low Tech Best for Long Range Shooting

Dope Cards and Ballistic Charts – Low Tech Best for Long Range Shooting

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Some people treat long range shooting like it is some kind of Mojo that you either have or you don’t. It can be difficult, but long range shooting is a simple science. And if you track your data, you’ll be better prepared to put rounds on target without all of the guess work. Here are some tools that can help keep you organized.

How to Butcher a Wild Hog - Photo Essay

How to Butcher a Wild Hog – Photo Essay

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With so many first time gun owners out there are bound to be a whole bunch of first time hunters as well. Wild hogs are available to hunt year round, and because they have a short gestation cycle, there are almost no bounds to their numbers. Corn feeders can bring wild hogs in to a specific location at fairly reliable regular times, and the wild-caught meat is not gamy at all. Most would agree that especially corn fed wild hog is much better than feedlot commercial pork. This is a photo essay on how to butcher your own wild hog.