NRA 2025

The all-new ROMEO-RS and ROMEO-RS Compact are more than just red dots—they’re reinforced steel-framed, American-made workhorses designed to take a beating and keep zero.

At NRA 2025, Trijicon dropped a serious upgrade to its proven MRO series with the all-new MRO SD — a red dot optic specifically enhanced for use with magnifiers and night vision gear.

Not every product at NRA 2025 was about tight groupings and tactical precision—some were just plain weird, wild, or wonderfully outside the box.

Thermal optics are hotter than ever—literally and figuratively—and the 2025 NRA Show brought a new wave of cutting-edge devices from SIG Sauer, InfiRay, and Nocpix.

Whether you’re after innovation, compatibility, or just good old American steel, there’s a sidearm here worth a second look.

Available in 8-inch and 4-inch barrel configurations, the Stinger 9 is chambered in 9mm and feeds from widely available CZ Scorpion mags.

This beast folds with your optic still mounted, thanks to KelTec’s slick new rotating forend design. Just twist, click, and stow. It’s that easy. Red dot stays zeroed. Gun stays compact.

And yes, it keeps all the attitude of the full-size R95 line—Cerakoted steel, paracord-wrapped loop, and that unmistakable Rossi lever thump.

You read that right: Hi-Point just dropped a 13.25″ barreled pistol chambered in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP, and it’s got everything you’d expect—plus a few new tricks.