Tom Kane of Trijicon discusses the advantages of the new RMR site, which features adjustable dot intensity depending on surroundings and a potential battery life of almost 4 years.‬

For additional information on the RMR or any of Trijicon's other red dots, please visit the Trijicon website.

Stag Arms President Mark Malkowski explains some of the features of the new Model 3 carbine, including a Diamondhead Versarail that's optics- and accessories-ready.

For additional information on the new Stag Arms Model 3 and its features, please visit the Stag Arms website.

Chip Hunnicutt and Terry Neumaster of Crosman talk about the two newest additions to the airgun product line with the Modular Adaptive Rifle (MAR) 177 and Benjamin Rogue in .357. The MAR is a drop-in upper designed for competition-quality performance with no additional modifications to your existing AR lower, while the Benjamin Rogue is a .357 caliber air gun.

For additional information on the MAR 177 or the Benjamin Rogue in .357, please visit the Crosman website.

With the new X5L-RS, Viridian has engineered its X5L green laser to fit a rifle or shotgun.

What's unique about this laser sight other than its color? It features a rotary selector dial in multiple light and laser models. The 145 lumen taclight/strobe, Viridian green laser, universal mounting options, two-button pressure pad and infinite amount of custom operating models make this a versatile tactical accessory.

A hat tip goes to Shooting Illustrated for this coverage.

The record-setting SHOT Show signals a good year ahead for the shooting industry. Back in 1979 before the first SHOT Show, organizers worried industry professionals might not show up for the fledgling event.

Certainly one of the most unusual-looking guns at SHOT Show 2011 came from Mossberg in the form of their Mossberg 500 Chainsaw. Built on the iconic Mossberg 500 action, the Chainsaw is a pistol-grip pump-action shotgun with no stock. While guns like this are desirable for home defense, they're notoriously hard to control while firing, a problem that Mossberg has solved by attaching a wrap-around chainsaw-style hand grip to the pump. Intended to be fired from the hip, this top handle allows the user to cycle the action while simultaneously maintaining leverage above the gun to help tame muzzle flip.

In addition to the chainsaw-style grip, the 500 Chainsaw has a stand-off barrel that can be used to breech doors and three rails that can mount accessories.

American Hunter Managing Editor Jeff Johnston was on hand to stop by the Beretta booth and get a feel for the new A400 Xplor Light shotgun. Weighing in at a paltry 6.2 pounds, the Xplor Light's aluminum alloy receiver helps keep heft down without sacrificing any strength. On top of the low weight, the Xplor Light features Beretta's Blink cycling system, designed to work cleaner and faster than most other semi-automatics on the market.

For additional information, please visit the A400 Xplor website.

American Rifleman Managing Editor Aaron Carter and a few other NRA editors got a chance to tear up the Nevada desert on theYamaha Grizzly 450 at Bass Pro Media Day at the SHOT Show. This automatic 4x4 has many of the same great features as big brothers Grizzly 700 and 550, including four-wheel independent suspension, and it’s powered by a fuel-efficient, liquid-cooled engine.

Ride along with the guys, and get a few details on what quickly became our favorite ATV on the market.

Tom Macke of Springfield Armory talks about the company's two newest pistols, the 1911-A1 Range Officer and the XD(M) Compact 3.8.

For additional information, please visit the Springfield Armory website.

Brad Smith of Silver Stag talks about the company's high-quality knives, one of which was chosen as the 2010 Friends of NRA Knife of the Year. Silver Stag is also one of the few companies in the U.S. that will accept horns sent in by hunters for use in making knife handles.