By The Editors

This long-range precision rifle from FNH is packed with features from butt to barrel. The stock is collapsible and fully adjustable for comb, height, and cast. The rifle features both a grip safety and a safety on the striker. The trigger is adjustable from three to five pounds and can be set to double-stage or single-stage. [ Read Full Post ]

By Phil Bourjaily

At SHOT Show 2013, interest centered on rifles, handguns, and anything tactical. Nevertheless, shotgun makers were there, competing for their share of the money the public is throwing at guns. There were some interesting new models in all price ranges. Since my topic is clay and hunting guns only, I am not covering tactical nor 3-gun guns here. I am going to pretend Remington’s zombie-camo versions of the Versa Max (one in green, one in, wait for it . . . pink) do not exist. Even with those restrictions there were still a lot of guns of interest at the show. Here they are:

Chiappa Triple Crown
"Most Unusual" surely goes to Chiappa’s Triple Crown, a three barreled break action that handles much better than you might expect from a gun with an extra barrel. This gun may prove a big seller in Australia where pumps and semiautos are banned, and it could find favor among eccentric waterfowlers here, too. The Triple Crown is a 3-inch 12 with a single, non-selective, mechanical trigger. It has choke tubes in all three barrels and sling swivel studs. I’ll be shooting one soon, I hope. It sells for $1,600.

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By The Editors

The Aspire is a light little gun made for upland hunters. It weighs about 5.8 pounds and features a beautiful walnut stock. The gun will be available in 28 gauge and .410 and the barrels are interchangeable. The Aspire will retail for about $2,000 and comes with a 7-year warranty. [ Read Full Post ]

By The Editors

BlackHawk! is introducing its Diversion line of discreet gun cases and range bags for 2013. The line includes a gym bag-style case and an AR case that looks like a tennis racket bag. [ Read Full Post ]

By The Editors

This is the Winchester Model 70 you're used to but with a camouflage synthetic stock and stainless barrel. The stock has squishy inserts that offer a comfortable grip. The rifle will retail for about $1,000, it sports a 26-inch barrel and a great trigger. [ Read Full Post ]