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We continue as American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach tours the Gray Room at Heckler & Koch’s U.S. Headquarters in Ashburn, VA.

SIG SAUER has re-entered the bolt-action center-fire rifle category with its first bolt gun designed and built in the United States.

SMITH & WESSON is taking the next natural step in the evolution of its excellent M&P M2.0 pistol—it’s making them optics-ready.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY is continuing to push the boundaries of popular firearm categories this year.

MOSSBERG has teamed with longtime professional shooter Jerry Miculek to improve its already impressive autoloading shotgun line, and develop a platform specifically tuned for speed, reliability and the challenges of action shooting competitions.

Kimber continues to expand its line of EVO semi-automatic handguns, and one of the latest models for 2020 caught the eye of American Rifleman editors.

Dan Wesson has introduced two intriguing all-metal pistols by leveraging its expertise in manufacturing 1911s and the company’s familial ties to CZ-USA.

Today’s self-protection firearms, whether rifles or pistols, emphasize light weight and compact dimensions, while still offering ample magazine capacity for full-power ammunition.

American Rifleman TV headed to Grand Island, Neb. to chat with ballisticians at Hornady about the origins of the 6.5 Creedmoor.