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This year’s NRA Show brought an intriguing surprise from SIG at their booth—a prototype of the SIG Cross rifle adorned with elegant wooden elements.

They’re not just slapping on a new coat of paint; they’re adding custom rails, muzzle brakes, and unique grips to these iconic revolvers.

This isn’t just any 12 gauge; it’s pump-assisted, allowing for incredibly fast action—just let go and it slides forward on its own.

Over at the 2024 NRA Show, Guns America got the scoop straight from the Walther booth: the iconic PPK is back and packing a new punch with a .32 caliber option.

At NRAAM 2024, Colt’s Manufacturing Company dropped two new revolvers that promise a wild ride.

Among the highlights is their latest innovation, the 47 LR—not exactly an AK-47, but it bears a resemblance.

Achieving an astounding 1.88 seconds to hit six plates, this 9mm revolver incorporates advanced features such as a lightweight scandium frame and a titanium cylinder.

The standout feature? This gun is entirely made in America, with every part machined domestically.

This compact, versatile firearm is rumored to be used by Ukrainian troops to shoot down Russian drones, earning it the nickname “Russian Drone Killer.”