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The world’s largest maker of pump-action shotguns is hoping the Patriot launch will show dealers and consumers the company is much more than just a shotgun brand.

Century International Arms created a heck of a battle rifle with a reputation as the AK-47 of .308s — and it costs less than $700.

The Ruger Mini-14 features a 16.1 inch medium contour, cold hammer-forged barrel with a 1:7 twist. It's fitted with a threaded flash hider that can be easily removed to install suppressors. The rifle includes two 20-round magazines engraved with the rifle's chambering.

Three new models all feature a rugged synthetic stock with distinctive gator camouflage and Troy Landry’s signature and “Choot ‘em” logo.

Remington Outdoors announced March 11 that it has made some of its coolest military rifles available to civilians. We're talking ballistic goodies like the Army's modular sniper rifle and the M2010 which is the service's replacement for the M24 (Remington 700) bolt-action sniper rifle.

Three new camouflage patterns for the Steyr Scout Rifle will be available for a limited time. The Steyr Camo Scout Rifles are currently available in “Early Fall,” “Mid Fall,” and “Late Fall.”

Battle Rifle Company of Houston, Texas, recently performed a torture test with one of their BR4 Spartan rifles, one of three models produced and marketed mostly for law enforcement.

Ruger has released a version of the Scout rifle that includes a lightweight, black composite stock that reduces rifle weight to 6.25 lbs. — almost a pound lighter than the one with a wood laminate stock.

The popularity of the Scout Rifle had led to large purchases from Steyr in Austria, in turn leading to an across-the-board lowering of prices for .308 Scout Rifles in black, gray, OD green, or MUD.

The Burris Veracity is a great variable scope for a wide range of hunting or shooting situations.

The iconic M1 Carbine was developed in the last years before World War II as a weapon for US troops who didn’t use the standard service rifle, the M1 Garand, as their primary weapon but needed something more powerful and accurate than a pistol.

"This is a natural extension of the Gunsite Scout Rifle line," said Gunsite Instructor Ed Head, one of the contributors to the original Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle design.