Pistol

The Remington 700 CP (chassis pistol) is a new twist on an old classic. This new offering from Remington brings with it many opportunities for hunters and recreational shooters alike.

The 57 was an unexpected evolution for team Ruger and hit like a shockwave when it was released. I, for one, was also absolutely stunned by what Ruger has built-in terms of features and quality.

Cimarron is known for their reproduction revolvers, many of which are authentic black powder guns. With a mind toward more modern consumers and ease of use, they’ve just released their ’62 Pocket Navy Conversion .380 ACP

Kicking off the new year Ruger has 8 Custom Shop Models with a few models for 2020 to show off, starting with the 9mm Super GP100 Competition Revolver.

Since 1985, Browning’s Buck Mark .22 LR pistols have been produced continuously with upgrades coming along frequently. This year’s iterations vary from compact carry guns to optics-ready competition models. The most striking variants, however, are the Buck Mark Plus Vision series, in Blue, Black, or Red. These pistols are listed as SHOT Show specials, so they will be produced in limited quantities.

By popular demand, SIG has updated the MPX K with a new trigger and a threaded barrel. True Pearce took a few minutes to test it out at SHOT Show 2020.

The action is hammer-fired rather than striker-fired, and the trigger feels surprisingly crisp for such a small handgun. The .22 LR produces very little recoil, so new shooters shouldn’t have much trouble acclimating to it.

A striker-fired autoloader, FN’s 509 Compact MRD no doubt packs a full-size punch in a compact package.

It’s tough to find anything truly innovative in the firearms industry these days, but the Alien Pistol from Laugo Arms has done it. We published an exclusive review earlier this year of this innovative handgun, but now we have our first live look from SHOT Show 2020’s Industry Day at the Range.