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Springing into a flourishing arena, such as modern sporting rifles (MSRs), is simple—maintaining a presence through the market’s ebb-and-flow cycles, however, is not. The latter requires innovation and value, a recipe that Springfield Armory has followed with its well-liked Saint series of AR-pattern rifles.

As a .308 Win.-chambered carbine built on an AR-15-length receiver set, the Patriot Ordnance Factory’s Rogue boiled-down concept is intended to benefit hunters, our findings consider it to be a formidable a defensive arm as well.

SIG Sauer has continued diversifying its Tread series lineup of semi-automatic rifles since 2018, now the company includes the 716i, an AR-10-style carbine outfitted with performance-enhancing features in a well-balanced package.

Named after the quick-response militia that confronted British troops in the American struggle for independence, the POF-USA Minuteman pistol is designed for defensive use.

Springfield Armory was quick to jump on the AR pistol craze back in 2017, but its two new Saint Edge models—the PDW and the EVAC—take portable firepower in whole new directions.

Fans of piston-driven ARs now have a new option in the BRN-180 system, a modernized recreation of the unique AR-180 as developed by Eugene Stoner.

RISE Manufacturing emerged with a solid reputation in the aerospace, gas and defense industries, and it continues to build its reputation with launches like the Watchman AR-15.

While most gunmakers are loath to produce them, the innovators at CMMG are proving that there’s profit to be had in non-NATO ARs.

Springfield’s latest AR, the Saint Victor .308, is a heavy-hitter, but weighs just 7 lbs., 12 ozs., making it “enough gun” in a handy, surprisingly affordable, package.