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9mm Duty Rifles Right and Left Hand - Stag Arms--SHOT Show 2015

9mm Duty Rifles Right and Left Hand – Stag Arms–SHOT Show 2015

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Stag Arms is known for their no-nonsense black rifles. These are hard working guns that privilege performance over fashion. Now they’re out into 9mm. But Stag isn’t content to offer yet-another-pistol-caliber-AR-pistol. They’re making full-sized carbine, and stretching out the performance of the 9mm.

Rhino Arms--SHOT Show 2015

Rhino Arms–SHOT Show 2015

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Rhino Arms brought a shotgun prototype to the show last year, and it got our attention. When we got to SHOT this year, I went looking for an update. We’ve got the update on the shotgun, and more. Much much more. If you don’t yet know the Rhino name, get ready. These guns look good.

New Kimber 1911s, Solos, Micros, and Rifles--SHOT Show 2015

New Kimber 1911s, Solos, Micros, and Rifles–SHOT Show 2015

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We stopped by the Kimber booth at this years SHOT Show to see what new products they had for 2015. Some of the stand outs to us are the Adirondack rifle in .300 Blackout, Solo Sapphire, Micro Raptor and the Onyx Ultra. Still, it is hard to pick one favorite in the Kimber booth.

9mm AR Pistol - Angstadt Arms UDP-9--SHOT Show 2015

9mm AR Pistol – Angstadt Arms UDP-9–SHOT Show 2015

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Some pistol caliber carbines seem like someone simply converted a 5.56 AR to 9mm, and forced everything to work. The UDP-9 from Angstadt Arms is an obvious exception. This pistol maintains AR familiarity, but doesn’t take the 9mm for granted. Is this the best in its class?

The OIP 3.8 Pound AR--SHOT Show 2015

The OIP 3.8 Pound AR–SHOT Show 2015

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The AR-15 is hardly a heavyweight rifle. Still, the speed of the .223 allows it to punch above its weight. Still, if you carry one all day, day in and day out, you may complain about the rifle’s weight. And now Battle Arms Development has designed a new rifle that weighs in under 4 pounds. We got to see them at SHOT Show. Read more….

You can't buy happiness, but you can get a good dose shooting a suppressed MCX in full auto.

Sig Sauer MCX Black Mamba–SHOT Show 2015

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We at GunsAmerica are devoted to the 300 Blackout. There’s nothing that makes us happier than seeing its popularity grow. And Sig Sauer is doing their part, too. Their new MCX line comes in a number of calibers, and is a great option for those looking for modularity.

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.

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.

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?