Cheaper Than Dirt, one of the most popular catalog and online destinations to purchase thousands of brand-name firearm and outdoor industry products, was clearly one of the most popular booths at the 2012 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits as company representatives handed out free a free goodie bag and keychain to attendees. To learn more about Cheaper Than Dirt products and what they're gearing up for next, watch the video below or go to CheaperThanDirt. 

North American Arms' mini revolvers have long been a favorite for individuals in need of the most concealable handguns available. These ultra-compact, single-action wheel guns are available with a variety of barrel lengths, sight systems and grip sizes, but most of them have one feature in common. The cylinder pin has to be pulled free of the frame and the cylinder removed from the revolver in order to reload.

The new single-action Sidewinder Mini Revolver, scheduled for introduction at NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits, features a swing-out cylinder connected to a frame-mounted crane arm. The cylinder falls to the right side of the revolver when the cylinder pin is pulled forward to release it from the frame. With the cylinder to the side, the cylinder pin actuates an ejector star to eject spent cartridges. The addition of these new features to the Sidewinder has increased the weight of the revolver by only a fraction of an ounce in comparison to the standard .22 Mag. mini, but reloading will be a much faster and simpler process.

Temperatures are rising and plants are blooming, and that means one thing—it's time for the National Rifle Association's Annual Meetings. The 141st NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits will make a triumphant return to St. Louis later this week, and the NRA Publications staff couldn't be more amped up.

Beginning Thursday, April 12, NRA staff and members alike will be on the floor at the America's Center in St. Louis for the first time since 2007. There they'll find a series of captivating speakers, engrossing seminars and industry product reveals waiting for them in an event that belongs on any gun owner's calendar.

Montana Rifle Co. has been known for its spectacular custom rifles for more than 20 years, but now the company is amping up production in order to bring the beauty and functionality of these firearms to a larger market at a more affordable price. Montana Rifle Co. Director of Sales and Marketing Jeff Sipe talks about their latest endeavors, which includes big-caliber dangerous game rifles as well as standard hunting calibers. For more information, go to Montana Rifle Co.