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With a long list of features that allow it to compete with similar-size semi-automatics, the FS Nine is a logical step into the full-size semi-automatic segment for Diamondback Firearms.

Originally published in September 1964, this American Rifleman "Dope Bag" reviews the first generation of the now iconic 10/22 carbine. The original test gun used for the review, shown here, still exists in NRA's permanent collection.

Turnbull Mfg. has built quite a reputation by accurately restoring vintage firearms to like-new condition. Not to rest on its laurels, the company has recently begun to manufacture a series of M1911 pistols.

The Browning T-bolt rifle, which was re-introduced in 2006, has blossomed into two major variations—Sporter and Target/Varmint models.

Using a mini television camera linked to a computer, the ShotKam reveals the gun’s front bead in relation to the target as the shot is made.

This rifle mates form and function with protection from the elements and abuse.

The SXP continues the legacy of the Winchester Model 1893 designed by Browning.

The Stealth Recon Scout can be quickly swapped among seven different calibers.

The bullpup design of the Appeal allows a longer barrel in a more compact package.