New For 2025

Taurus expanded its revolver line with a match-ready 608 chambered for .357 Magnum that is billed as the company's "first competition-ready revolver."

POF-USA's LMR and P15 BASE rifles are designed to get the company's patented rifle technology into the hands of more users than ever before.

Thanks to the convertible cylinder in the new Charter Arms Double Dog design, revolver fans can have a gun chambered for multiple rounds, all for the price of one.

With a shortened slide, barrel and frame, the new Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C is designed to be concealable and easily carried while still offering a host of features.

In homage to the iconic Winchester 1892, Heritage Mfg. has launched a new line of 92 rifles, along with a 92-style pistol called the "Ranch Hand."

The National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers’ (NASGW) annual meetings and expo provides us with a sneak peek into 2025's new gun models making their way into the market place in the near future.

Canik is expanding its Mete line with two new models, the MC9L and MC9LS, that offer increases in several dimensions for shooters looking for increased capacity or a longer barrel.

Building on its existing commercial line of MR556 and MR762 rifles, HK USA now offers A4 versions of both rifles, as well as large-format pistol variants.

With its new 2K11, Kimber now has a dedicated design based on the 2011 concept that comes loaded with a number of added features.