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The new Savage Model 110 RF takes the company’s legendary centerfire platform and shrinks the cartridge… not the rifle.

EAA says the SC 9 XXX will land under $600, while the more feature-rich CMX XXX is expected to come in under $900.

The Beretta 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze doesn’t reinvent the wheel but it definitely tweaks it.

The rifle runs on a Model 1892-style action, chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, and feeds from a tubular magazine holding 8+1 rounds. It’s a familiar setup (compact, simple, and proven) especially for shooters who like running revolver cartridges through a rifle.

Henry Repeating Arms is giving its most popular rimfire platform a serious upgrade.

MSRP lands at $999 for both calibers, which puts it squarely in that mid-range 1911 category. Accessible, but still built with the materials people expect from a traditional setup.

We got hands on it at NRAAM 2026, and it’s definitely not your typical pistol-caliber setup. At its core, this is a lever-delayed blowback 9mm platform, which already puts it in a pretty small club. But it’s the overall design that really stands out.

The new FN PUREVIEW isn’t just another micro red dot trying to squeeze into an already crowded market. FN is doing something different here.

If you’ve ever handled one of their pistols before, you already know the deal. Cabot Guns doesn’t really build guns for the average shooter. They build mechanical art pieces that just happen to go bang, and the Apocalypse MAX fits that mold perfectly.