Anderson Manufacturing announced the expansion of their AR-15 product line with the introduction of new models featuring the A2 carry handle. These additions come as part of their retro series, broadening the variety for aficionados of classic firearm designs. In addition to the retro series enhancements, Anderson Manufacturing revealed their new line of premium AR-15 rifles and pistols under the Frontline name.

Shield Arms, a company known for its innovative S15 flush-fit metal 15-round magazines for the Glock slimline series, has announced an expansion of its product line at SHOT 2024. The company unveiled a new series of soft goods, including their Mountain Partisan chest rigs, as well as 10rd and 25rd magazines for Glock 43x/48 pistols.

At the recent SHOT Show 2024, Vudoo Gun Works, based in St. George, Utah, showcased their latest offerings in precision firearms, including the new Commander-length Priest and the Morpheus centerfire bolt action rifle. Both products have been added to Vudoo Gun Works’ lineup and are indicative of the company’s ongoing commitment to quality and precision in firearm manufacturing.

Zenith Firearms presented their newest firearm, the ZF-56, at SHOT 2024, showcasing its integration of roller-delayed operation with AR-15-style ergonomics. The firearm represents a distinctive step forward, introducing innovations like a last round bolt hold open and ambidextrous controls. Set to become available for consumers in April, the ZF-56’s introduction is notable for merging traditional roller-delayed action with contemporary firearm technology.

At SHOT Show 2024, Winchester Arms has introduced two new models to their firearm lineup: the Winchester Ranger, a lever-action rimfire rifle chambered in .22LR, and a new range of SX4 Defender shotguns, designed for the tactical market. Both models carry the Winchester legacy forward with features catering to specific applications in shooting.

5.11 Tactical announced the launch of its latest array of products for the year 2024. The new products, including some not-so-secret 5.11 prototypes, cover an extensive range of categories including apparel, load-bearing gear, footwear, as well as professional uniforms and accessories. The new releases emphasize durability, functionality, and comfort – let’s take a look.

Silencer Central showed off the new BANISH Speed K silencer at SHOT Show 2024, designed for use with 5.56 caliber rifles, offering solid sound reduction while maintaining a small footprint. The Speed K features such as clipped-wall baffles, a finned blast chamber, and controlled flow technology, combine to provide a marked reduction in sound without a significant blowback increase.

At SHOT Show 2024, Falkor Defense unveiled its first .50-caliber bolt-action rifle. Known for building bolt-action rifles based on Remington 700-style actions, the company has now ventured into the big-bore category amid growing demand from the shooting community.

Magpul Industries recently launched the Magpul TMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3, a translucent addition to their GEN M3 magazine series. This new magazine offers a translucent body with an olive drab tint, accommodating 30-rounds of 5.56×45 NATO/.223 Remington caliber ammunition. Magpul also announced the 9mm stainless steel AMAG for SIG P320 pistols.

In their aim at reducing the heavy load that hunters and shooters have to carry, Field Optics has innovatively redefined the design of tripods. With their new line – the Ranger DomeTOP tripods, Operator tripod, and Hunter tripod, they offer a much more compact structure, thereby lessening the burden of those out in the field.

In a bold move to push boundaries further, Rossi, a renowned firearms manufacturer, has unveiled its latest firearm – the R95 lever action rifle in .45-70 Government. This new addition to Rossi’s lineup comes after last year’s successful launch of the R95 in 30-30 Winchester, which was available in two different barrel lengths. Amping up its game, Rossi has now built upon its previous success with a powerful 45-70 variant.

At SHOT Show 2024, Chiappa Firearms displayed their latest offerings including the new single shot Big Badger, which was released in late 2023, and the updated Wildlands 92 Takedown, an angle-eject version of the 1892 lever-action rifle chambered in .44 Magnum.

At SHOT Show 2024, Ruger has reintroduced a classic design with the addition of a folding stock Mini 14 rifle to their lineup. This new offering caters to enthusiasts of traditional aesthetics, equipped with the A-TM stock crafted by Samson Manufacturing. Not only does this model draw on the heritage of the Mini 14, but it also incorporates modern functionality.

At SHOT 2024, Night Fision introduced its OMD sight line. This innovative product attaches directly to a red dot sight, providing users with a tritium-powered back-up iron sight. To meet various user needs, the sights will be offered in multiple heights, though the size of the red dot sight will naturally limit the height options. The company has set the expected MSRP for this product at approximately $118.

New for 2024, Desert Tech is replacing the MDRX Bullpup! The new rifle is called the WLVRN, and is based on the existing MDR and MDRX models but with substantially redesigned internals. The new bullpup will still be available in multiple calibers and barrel lengths, but Desert Tech dropped the forward ejection option and improved the receiver design. The result is a much lighter rifle that is also capable of better accuracy than the MDRX. Desert Tech will still continue to support the MDR and MDRX, but going forward the WLVRN will replace it in the catalog entirely.

The Kahr Arms X9 pistol is chambered in 9mm, akin to many compact firearms, making it an ideal choice for those looking to carry it concealed. The X9 is constructed with a polymer frame, offering durability and lightness. For those interested in the blend of on-the-job toughness and less weight for everyday carry purposes, this aspect of the X9 is noteworthy. It also sports a stainless steel slide that provides both sleek design aesthetics and additional durability upon use. One of the significant features of the X9 is the double-stack magazine. The engineers at Kahr Arms designed this model compatible with the SIG P365 magazines, offering increased versatility. In addition, it comes optics-ready, accommodating the increased interest in red dot sights’ improved accuracy and draw speed. Kahr Arms, with their new X9, has demonstrated their attention to detail and consideration for what firearm users want from their tools. This release continues to place them as a reputable contender in the industry.

We’re back at the Palmetto State Armory booth to check out PSA’s new Modular Shotgun Concept – the PSA 570. The PSA 570 is a BYO (Build Your Own) shotgun concept that can be assembled with commonly available hand tools and also is compatible with already existing Remington 870 pump action shotgun parts. Once released, PSA will be offering both complete shotguns in a wide variety of configurations, as well as standalone receivers and likely even receiver sets for the DIY crowd who wants to build their own shotgun.

Firearms manufacturer Rock Island Armory has announced the introduction of the RIA 5.0E, a new addition to the RIA-USA series. Upgrades include, new optics cut and plates, an updated barrel with improved materials and geometry, aggressive slide serrations for easier manipulation, and an Armor Series finish with a diamond-like carbon coating.

At the SHOT Show this year, Hydra Weaponry, based in Gorham, Maine, presented their latest advancements in modular firearm components. The company, previously known as MGI, showcased its innovative AR lower featuring quick-swap magwells. This design provides shooters the flexibility to easily switch to another magwell suitable for virtually any type of magazine, including rare varieties such as the M3 Grease Gun or the Suomi M31 drum magazine. Priced around $500, their caliber conversion kits are designed to be universally compatible with AR pattern components from various manufacturers.

On the floor of the SHOT Show 2024, stood a multitude of Turkish firearms manufacturers, all seeming to offer a similar range of products. But keen observers interested in the nuanced craft of firearms creation would notice unique details that differentiate one from the other. One such standout was Barak Arms, as it unveiled its fresh-off-the-line G19 pattern pistols, MT19, designed with removable grips, an innovation that sets it apart from other exhibitors.

At SHOT Show 2024, Barska launched a new lineup of biometric gun safes. Barska isn’t a newcomer to the safe industry. The company’s representative stated they have been in the business of manufacturing safes for over a decade now. However, the addition of touchscreen features marks a fresh evolution in their line of products.

SAR Firearms unveiled the SAR9 GEN2 Subcompact optics-ready pistol, the youngest and smallest member of the SAR9 family at the 2024 SHOT Show. This introduction marks the brand’s continued expansion into the realm of compact weaponry, gendering interest in both tight-security and private-citizen markets.

In a market that is constantly evolving and demanding innovation, storied gun manufacturer Browning never disappoints. At SHOT Show 2024, the company has launched a new iteration of the classic X-Bolt, affectionately named the X-Bolt 2.

Oh, snap it’s another Hop and Crazy Kirk crossover episode! New for 2024, Aero Precision is expanding their PRO Series to include a fully ambidextrous lower receiver and a redesigned handguard. The new M4E1 PRO lower is a further enhancement to the already enhanced M4E1 with mirrored magazine release and bolt release controls. The MOD4 handguard is a bit heavier and a bit stiffer than Aero’s own Atlas and is designed to reduce flex for use with laser aiming modules.

KRISS USA, a renowned firearms manufacturer, has unveiled its latest innovation – the Gen 3 Vector. Unveiled at SHOT 2024, the new generation Vector boasts a host of enhancements and redesigns, making it a much-anticipated release for firearms enthusiasts.

Fastarmed is debuting the updated version of their biometric self-ejecting gun safe at the SHOT 2024. The gun safe combines technologically advanced unlocking with practical speed and safety advancements.

In celebration of its 20-year anniversary, renowned firearm accessories company, Mesa Tactical, is expanding its product line with innovative additions specifically designed for the Beretta 1301. This announcement has spurred immense interest among firearm owners and enthusiasts keen on upgrading and optimizing their gear.

Alabama-based company AG Composites has launched a new addition to its product lineup to cater to shooters on a budget. Their new line of fiberglass rifle stocks offers more affordable options compared to the existing carbon fiber stocks without compromising on quality.

In a significant update from Third Bay LLC, the manufacturer reputed for its remarkable innovation in firearm technology, it is confirmed that their Ounce pistol is set to penetrate the retail market this year. This heralded move follows the initial unveiling of these compact and ingeniously designed firearms at the SHOT Show in 2022.

Slovakian holster maker Falco has unveiled its new CX-85 carbon-fiber Outside-the-Waistband (OWB) holster at this year’s SHOT Show. The new holster, which retails for $599, unfortunately became the target of a theft; leaving the makers with just a photograph to display for the rest of the event. This state-of-the-art holster option is a 100 percent carbon fiber construction, thereby offering a lightweight yet incredibly durable solution for carrying handguns. The optional red dot-compatible design adds to its advanced features, however, the high-end construction and features are reflected in its price – it is one of the more expensive options on the market.