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In recent years, Springfield Armory has expanded and refreshed its lineup of M1911 pistols, and one of the new product lines is the 1911 Ronin. Here, American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz takes a closer look at its features.

Winchester's suppressor-ready Wildcat 22 SR packs in many innovative engineering features to bring the venerable semi-automatic .22 rimfire rifle into the 21st century.

One of the options in Springfield Armory's popular Hellcat lineup of micro-compact handguns is its Hellcat RDP, or Rapid Defense Package, which provides a few helpful extras to get and stay on target.

Leupold's DeltaPoint Micro is a unique take on the slide-mounted red-dot sight, but for the newcomer to the red-dot marketplace, it's a great option for getting started, and it even provides some benefits in the way of learning techniques, too.

In 2021, Smith & Wesson introduced its M&P12 bullpup shotgun, validating the concept of a compact 12-ga. shotgun with heightened capacity, thanks to dual magazine tubes running underneath the barrel.

Taurus USA's G3x combines the frame of the company's full-size G3 with the slide and barrel from the compact G3c. The result is a handgun that can be shot easily and carried comfortably.

Nearly a decade after the launch of the company's incredibly successful M&P Shield, Smith & Wesson released a product-improved version with an increased magazine capacity and more in the form of its Shield Plus.

Kimber's R7 Mako micro-compact handgun was a serious departure from the company's traditional lineup of handguns, but as we uncovered in our testing, there's a lot to like about this latest concealed-carry gun.

Springfield Armory introduced its Model 2020 Waypoint as the first dedicated bolt-action design ever produced by the company. We took it to the range and explored its features in this 2020 Rifleman Review segment.