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The most recent line of pump-action shotguns from one of America’s oldest names lives up to the reputation for reliability and handling of its forebears—at a fraction of the cost.

Fast to operate, accurate on target and possessing a modular design that’s configurable for either right- or left-handed shooters, the Savage Impulse sets a new standard for affordability in the rarified realm of straight-pull rifles.

Best known for advanced optics such as the ACOG, VCOG and RMR, Trijicon has waded into standard riflescopes in a big way with six new lines of variable-power riflescopes in traditional formats.

Perhaps the greatest all-around shooter of all time, Jerry Miculek got everything he asked for and more out of the upgraded, affordable and reliable Mossberg Model 940 JM Pro.

Hornady’s new ultra-efficient, AR-15-compatible 6mm Advanced Rifle Cartridge (ARC) just might be the ultimate do-all, low-recoiling cartridge for sportsmen and target shooters alike.

America’s oldest gunmaker has been building semi-automatic shotguns for more than a century. Today, models such as the Versa Max and V3 join the ranks of the 1100 and 11-87 as proof of Big Green’s commitment to the technologically advanced self-loader.

The American gunsight company best known for its revolutionary both-eyes-open aiming concept, military-contract battle optics and industry-changing tritium night sights is now all-in on the high-magnification, long-range riflescope market.

Considered “radical” when introduced a decade ago, the Browning X-Bolt has become the company’s flagship.

The company best known for its rifles with classic American lines, light weight and accuracy, Kimber, actually had its beginning Down Under more than a half-century ago. Now you can have a Kimber in any size or weight you would like—and some are even affordable.