Gear

Elite Iron has had great success with the company's Bravo Series suppressors, but customers were requesting a shorter and less expensive model.

FN America comes in with a sweet AR for the competitor and Lucid Optics ups its game with a new rifle scope for the gamer.

A cool new competition rifle from Rise Armament and Slide Fire improves its stocks for 2016.

Take at look at some of the cool products we ran across at this year's biggest tactical show.

If you’re one of those hard-to-satisfy folks whose mood, likes and dislikes change on a dime, you just might fall in love with the Sig Sauer P320.

Based on the new Colt guns we saw at SHOT Show 2016, we might be seeing a phoenix rise from the ashes. It’s no news that Colt has had its struggles over the past couple of years. Recently, the company announced its plan to move forward as a healthier entity.

Check out one of the coolest 1911s handguns we've seen so far at SHOT Show 2016.

Seek Thermal announced at SHOT Show 2016 their latest innovation, the RevealXR. This handheld infrared optic and camera sports a digital viewing screen, image capture, and a 900-foot range. It also packs a 300-lumen flashlight. Great for outdoor activities of any type, it retails for less than $500.

You see, the new SW22 Victory pistol is made for add-on sales. It’s designed from the ground up to accept aftermarket barrels, grips, and sights - just for starters.

If your customers include serious long-range shooters, the Kestrel series of weather meters will be a sure bet to help them get on target.

These two-stage triggers should appeal to the growing number of competition shooters and those hunters into longer range shooting.

In an era of cookie-cutter semi-autos, Walther takes a leap with its gas-delayed, blowback, concealed carry pistol and hits the mark.

The HDX Pack was made to be pushed to the limits of what a tactical daypack can do.

Bushnell has just locked down a "No Questions Asked" guarantee for most of its most popular products, pledging to make it right no matter how a sportsman's optic goes bad.

Each passing year brings better red-dot sighting systems with rugged construction, extended battery life and improved designs that are increasingly relegating iron sights to a permanent backup role.

Crimson Trace has developed a new remotely-activated light and laser combo for AR-style rifles.

Available in both 9mm parabellum and .45 ACP, the new locked-breech, striker-fired semi-automatic handgun feeds from a detachable box-type nickel-Teflon-coated magazine.