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Victorinox has specifically designed its Hunter XT model with the needs of outdoor sportsmen in mind.
The Swiss-made knife is 43⁄8-inches long overall and features non-slip, dual-density scales housing a 31⁄8-inch main blade and a serrated gut hook—each of which lock and can be opened with one hand—along with a bone saw, a Phillips screwdriver and a lanyard ring. Price: $50.
Contact: Victorinox Swiss Army, Inc.; (800) 243-4032; www.swissarmy.com.
A decline in firearm sales isn't surprising following the record-setting demand during COVID-19, but failure of the contentious presidential election to bolster sales surprised many.
Unlike most other micro red-dot designs, which feature lens that are principally spherical in shape, the ZeroTech H.A.L.O., instead makes use of a viewing pane with a pronounced ovular shape.
Despite the wide acceptance of the .40 Smith & Wesson defensive handgun cartridge in its early years, the round has since faded from armories around the U.S. and replaced by an older, smaller-caliber cartridge.
Zastava USA announced it would be expanding its lineup to include an M72 "RPK" model. Now, in 2025, that model has finally arrived and is shipping to dealers.
A 12-ga. shotgun can be a devastatingly potent defensive platform, but even the tactical models often aren’t configured terribly well for installing accessories.
Welcome to another American Rifleman Gun Of The Week, and on this episode, we’re taking a closer look at Benelli’s Lupo HPR, or High Precision Rifle.
