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Consumers are also demanding\u2014and getting\u2014pistols that are compatible with suppressors. And, believe it or not, the revolver is not as extinct as many might think; it\u2019s still a viable option for personal protection, as well as hunting. This is unquestionably the best time ever to go to a gun store and get a new handgun. Kahr \u201cWe the People\u201d Custom Desert Eagle 1911 Kahr's \u201cWe the People\u201d Custom Desert Eagle 1911. Kahr Arms Magnum Research is well known for semi-auto handguns chambered for the.44 Magnum. For 2018, they worked with Outlaw Ordnance to offer something truly special. This new Desert Eagle 1911CSS is chambered for the.45 ACP, has a stainless frame and slide, and a 4.33-inch bull barrel. But what truly sets the pistol apart is the two-tone, distressed Cerakote finish with deep laser engraving of \u201cWe the People,\u201d plus grips engraved with approximately 40 signatures from the Constitution. 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I\u2019ve had my Gen 3 version for years now, and it goes hidden with me just about everywhere it\u2019s legally allowed, from Wal-Mart to the backcountry. The G26 is the newest model extension to Glock\u2019s Generation 5 line. If you\u2019re not a regular Glock shooter, changes from one pistol generation to the next can seem subtle, but Glock is not in the habit of throwing something new in the catalog just because the calendar year changes. Updates are carefully considered. The most noticeable change to the Gen5 G26 is an ambidextrous slide-stop lever (meaning there\u2019s a button on both sides of the slide), and removal of the finger grooves on the grip. Inside is the Glock Marksman Barrel, and the gun wears the new nDLC Finish, which Glock claims is tougher and more durable. My old G26 is showing finish wear from years of carry in sweaty southern summers, and so the upgraded finish is a nice touch to a gun that\u2019s designed to be packed a lot. I\u2019ve put a bunch of rounds through my G26 and haven\u2019t seen it malfunction yet\u2014but I might have to go for this upgrade all the same. $699; Glock \u2014 W.B. Browning Buck Mark Plus Lite Fluted UFX Suppressor Ready This new Browning Buck Mark is a fun.22 that's suppressor-ready. Browning American shooters have been so fixated on handguns designed for concealed carry and personal protection, they often forget that shooting is fun\u2014and that one of the most fun guns to shoot is a.22 pistol. Browning has not forgotten. Their new Buck Mark Lite Fluted UFX Suppressor Ready has fun written all over it. It comes with a great set of target sights, but its top rail is compatible with just about any type of red-dot sight you might like. Its feeds from 10-round magazines and, as the name suggests, it\u2019s ready for a suppressor. $620; Browning \u2014 R.M. Ruger Super Redhawk 10mm Do you need a gun the size of a Super Redhawk to handle the 10mm Auto? Of course not. But it sure is fun to shoot, even with big-boy hunting loads. With three included moon clips, it\u2019s fast to reload, too. The gun comes ready to go with Ruger rings, meaning you can top it with a real handgun scope. Now to be clear, I think the 10mm cartridge hits its best stride as a dual-purpose defensive and hunting gun in a service-sized autopistol. Still, there are a bunch of good, new 10mm rounds out there that are perfectly capable on whitetails and hogs. And nothing beats a good pistol scope for hunting. For a dedicated deer gun in 10mm, this might be the best option on the market right now. $1,159; ruger.com \u2014 W.B Lipsey\u2019s Ruger Single Seven Bisley A Ruger Single Seven in.327 Federal, but with a Bisley grip. Lipsey's The.327 Federal Magnum was originally introduced as a cartridge for self-defense, and never became very popular. According to Lipsey\u2019s, a distributor that offers limited runs of various Ruger firearms, the.327 should have been marketed as a trail\/general-purpose round. They clearly know their stuff, because Lispsey\u2019s has sold thousands of Ruger Single Seven revolvers to hunters and shooters who appreciate the power of the.327 and the gun\u2019s ability to fire other.32-caliber cartridges. For 2018, Lispey\u2019s is offering a 5.5-inch-barreled Single Seven Ruger in.327 Federal, but with the Bisley grip. \u201cLimited\u201d means just what you think; best order one soon. $709; Lipsey's \u2014 R.M. Smith & Wesson Performance Center 686 Plus Smith & Wesson's new Performance Center 686 Plus is made for competition, but is also just fun to shoot. Smith & Wesson This is a gun made for competition, and I readily admit that I\u2019m not a big competitive shooter. I am, however, a double-action revolver nut, and you don\u2019t have to shoot with a timer running to appreciate a gun as smooth as this one. I have a standard 686 Plus at home that\u2019s one of my favorite general-purpose guns. It\u2019s stainless-steel, holds seven rounds of.357 Magnum, and would unquestionably be the gun I\u2019d pick if I were only allowed to own one handgun. The new Performance Center version of the same revolver is predictably tuned and smooth, and has a variety of enhancements added in the name of speed, including a recessed cylinder for moon clips and an oversized, speed-release thumb piece for rapid reloads. It has a pronounced vent rib and interchangeable front sights, too. Could you use it for something besides competition shooting? Sure. I\u2019m thinking tackling a bargain-sized bag of charcoal briquettes with a bucket of.38 Specials would be a good start. $966; Smith & Wesson \u2014 W.B. Browning Black Label 1911-380 Pro Stainless The Browning Black Label 1911-380 Pro Stainless is compact, lightweight, and loaded with high-end features. Browning Browning\u2019s new 1911-380 is only 85 percent the size of the original 1911 and is chambered for the.380 Auto. At 18 ounces, the gun is unbelievably light, and this secret-agent-sized pistol is loaded with features commonly found only on high-end 1911s. It has a satin stainless-steel finish on the slide, grooved black-and-white G10 grips, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, extended slide lock, beavertail grip safety, bar-dot combat sights, and it comes in an ABS carry case. Proportionally sized for the cartridge its chambers, this is a pistol you can carry all day for protection, or shoot all day for training, without fatigue. $800; Browning \u2014 R.M. Colt Night Cobra Colt's Night Cobra is built to be modern carry gun. Colt Colt returned to the double-action revolver market in 2017 with the reintroduction of the Cobra, a stainless-steel.38 +P snubby with a six-round cylinder. The carry-gun market is competitive right now, dominated by single-stack polymer-frame autoloaders and chopped and bobbed 1911s. But snub-nosed revolvers continue to hold their place. The Night Cobra is built to be a modern carry gun. It\u2019s covered with Matte black DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) over stainless steel. If you carry much in the real world, you know that guns and sweat mix far more often than guns and oil. Every-day guns frequently end up with rust spots. I doubt this one will. The grip (called the Colt Custom G10) is comfortable and substantial\u2014yet compact with rounded edges for a smooth draw. It comes from the factory with a bobbed hammer and night sights, but despite the modern touches, it still has that classy Colt feel. Silky double-action trigger included. $899; Colt \u2014 W.B. 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Consumers are also demanding\u2014and getting\u2014pistols that are compatible with suppressors. And, believe it or not, the revolver is not as extinct as many might think; it\u2019s still a viable option for personal protection, as well as hunting. This is unquestionably the best time ever to go to a gun store and get a new handgun. Kahr \u201cWe the People\u201d Custom Desert Eagle 1911 Kahr's \u201cWe the People\u201d Custom Desert Eagle 1911. Kahr Arms Magnum Research is well known for semi-auto handguns chambered for the.44 Magnum. For 2018, they worked with Outlaw Ordnance to offer something truly special. This new Desert Eagle 1911CSS is chambered for the.45 ACP, has a stainless frame and slide, and a 4.33-inch bull barrel. But what truly sets the pistol apart is the two-tone, distressed Cerakote finish with deep laser engraving of \u201cWe the People,\u201d plus grips engraved with approximately 40 signatures from the Constitution. This might be the ultimate barbecue pistol! $1,225; Khar.com \u2014R.M. Sig Sauer P365 Sig Sauer P365 polymer framed, striker-fired pistol in 9mm Luger. Sig Sauer If you can't tell right away from the name, the new P365 from SIG is intended to be a handgun you can comfortably carry 365 days per year. Chambered for the 9mm Luger and rated for +P ammunition, this 5.8-inch-long, polymer framed, striker-fired pistol has a 10+1 capacity and weighs less than 18 ounces. It comes standard with SIGLITE night sights, and has an affordable real-world price of less than $600. Concealed-carry holsters are available direct from SIG to help you make this your every day carry handgun. Sig Sauer \u2014 R.M. Glock 26 Gen 5 The G26 is the latest in Glock's Generation 5 line. Glock The Glock 26 is one of the modern classic carry guns. It handles and shoots like a full-sized pistol (especially with a magazine pinkie extension), holds 10 rounds of 9mm, and conceals easily as a j-frame revolver. I\u2019ve had my Gen 3 version for years now, and it goes hidden with me just about everywhere it\u2019s legally allowed, from Wal-Mart to the backcountry. The G26 is the newest model extension to Glock\u2019s Generation 5 line. If you\u2019re not a regular Glock shooter, changes from one pistol generation to the next can seem subtle, but Glock is not in the habit of throwing something new in the catalog just because the calendar year changes. Updates are carefully considered. The most noticeable change to the Gen5 G26 is an ambidextrous slide-stop lever (meaning there\u2019s a button on both sides of the slide), and removal of the finger grooves on the grip. Inside is the Glock Marksman Barrel, and the gun wears the new nDLC Finish, which Glock claims is tougher and more durable. My old G26 is showing finish wear from years of carry in sweaty southern summers, and so the upgraded finish is a nice touch to a gun that\u2019s designed to be packed a lot. I\u2019ve put a bunch of rounds through my G26 and haven\u2019t seen it malfunction yet\u2014but I might have to go for this upgrade all the same. $699; Glock \u2014 W.B. Browning Buck Mark Plus Lite Fluted UFX Suppressor Ready This new Browning Buck Mark is a fun.22 that's suppressor-ready. Browning American shooters have been so fixated on handguns designed for concealed carry and personal protection, they often forget that shooting is fun\u2014and that one of the most fun guns to shoot is a.22 pistol. Browning has not forgotten. Their new Buck Mark Lite Fluted UFX Suppressor Ready has fun written all over it. It comes with a great set of target sights, but its top rail is compatible with just about any type of red-dot sight you might like. Its feeds from 10-round magazines and, as the name suggests, it\u2019s ready for a suppressor. $620; Browning \u2014 R.M. Ruger Super Redhawk 10mm Do you need a gun the size of a Super Redhawk to handle the 10mm Auto? Of course not. But it sure is fun to shoot, even with big-boy hunting loads. With three included moon clips, it\u2019s fast to reload, too. The gun comes ready to go with Ruger rings, meaning you can top it with a real handgun scope. Now to be clear, I think the 10mm cartridge hits its best stride as a dual-purpose defensive and hunting gun in a service-sized autopistol. Still, there are a bunch of good, new 10mm rounds out there that are perfectly capable on whitetails and hogs. And nothing beats a good pistol scope for hunting. For a dedicated deer gun in 10mm, this might be the best option on the market right now. $1,159; ruger.com \u2014 W.B Lipsey\u2019s Ruger Single Seven Bisley A Ruger Single Seven in.327 Federal, but with a Bisley grip. Lipsey's The.327 Federal Magnum was originally introduced as a cartridge for self-defense, and never became very popular. According to Lipsey\u2019s, a distributor that offers limited runs of various Ruger firearms, the.327 should have been marketed as a trail\/general-purpose round. They clearly know their stuff, because Lispsey\u2019s has sold thousands of Ruger Single Seven revolvers to hunters and shooters who appreciate the power of the.327 and the gun\u2019s ability to fire other.32-caliber cartridges. For 2018, Lispey\u2019s is offering a 5.5-inch-barreled Single Seven Ruger in.327 Federal, but with the Bisley grip. \u201cLimited\u201d means just what you think; best order one soon. $709; Lipsey's \u2014 R.M. Smith & Wesson Performance Center 686 Plus Smith & Wesson's new Performance Center 686 Plus is made for competition, but is also just fun to shoot. Smith & Wesson This is a gun made for competition, and I readily admit that I\u2019m not a big competitive shooter. I am, however, a double-action revolver nut, and you don\u2019t have to shoot with a timer running to appreciate a gun as smooth as this one. I have a standard 686 Plus at home that\u2019s one of my favorite general-purpose guns. It\u2019s stainless-steel, holds seven rounds of.357 Magnum, and would unquestionably be the gun I\u2019d pick if I were only allowed to own one handgun. The new Performance Center version of the same revolver is predictably tuned and smooth, and has a variety of enhancements added in the name of speed, including a recessed cylinder for moon clips and an oversized, speed-release thumb piece for rapid reloads. It has a pronounced vent rib and interchangeable front sights, too. Could you use it for something besides competition shooting? Sure. I\u2019m thinking tackling a bargain-sized bag of charcoal briquettes with a bucket of.38 Specials would be a good start. $966; Smith & Wesson \u2014 W.B. Browning Black Label 1911-380 Pro Stainless The Browning Black Label 1911-380 Pro Stainless is compact, lightweight, and loaded with high-end features. Browning Browning\u2019s new 1911-380 is only 85 percent the size of the original 1911 and is chambered for the.380 Auto. At 18 ounces, the gun is unbelievably light, and this secret-agent-sized pistol is loaded with features commonly found only on high-end 1911s. It has a satin stainless-steel finish on the slide, grooved black-and-white G10 grips, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, extended slide lock, beavertail grip safety, bar-dot combat sights, and it comes in an ABS carry case. Proportionally sized for the cartridge its chambers, this is a pistol you can carry all day for protection, or shoot all day for training, without fatigue. $800; Browning \u2014 R.M. Colt Night Cobra Colt's Night Cobra is built to be modern carry gun. Colt Colt returned to the double-action revolver market in 2017 with the reintroduction of the Cobra, a stainless-steel.38 +P snubby with a six-round cylinder. The carry-gun market is competitive right now, dominated by single-stack polymer-frame autoloaders and chopped and bobbed 1911s. But snub-nosed revolvers continue to hold their place. The Night Cobra is built to be a modern carry gun. It\u2019s covered with Matte black DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) over stainless steel. If you carry much in the real world, you know that guns and sweat mix far more often than guns and oil. Every-day guns frequently end up with rust spots. I doubt this one will. The grip (called the Colt Custom G10) is comfortable and substantial\u2014yet compact with rounded edges for a smooth draw. It comes from the factory with a bobbed hammer and night sights, but despite the modern touches, it still has that classy Colt feel. Silky double-action trigger included. $899; Colt \u2014 W.B. 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How they apply to our sporting purposes isn\u2019t quite apparent to me yet, but they are definitely fun to shoot. Looking deeper, there\u2019s no clear trend or breakthrough in shotguns this year. Rather, there\u2019s a little something for everyone, including those high-capacity pump guns, several fine target guns, and a smattering of new traditional guns for Fudds like us. Here\u2019s a look. \u00a0 Remington 870 DM Remington 870 DM Remington Remington\u2019s new 870 DM might be the buzziest shotgun at the show. People line up for a chance to compete with other attendees at the Remington booth to see who can reload this gun the fastest in a simulated 3-gun stage.. The person with the best time at the show wins a new gun. Everybody else has to buy one. There are several versions, including a Model 870 DM Predator, clearly made for hunting, with a ghost-ring sight, 18\u00bd-inch barrel, tight choke, camo finish, and Remington\u2019s SureShot semi-thumbhole stock. The 870 DM is available with three and six-round magazines. All controls are easy to use. There\u2019s a large paddle release at the front of the mag well and extra-large slide release behind it. The mag well itself is attached to the bottom of a standard 870 receiver. $529 for base model, $799 for the Predator; Remington Browning Citori White Lightning The Citori White Lightning has gotten a makeover for 2018. It still features a silver-nitride receiver, but it\u2019s now covered with deep-relief engraving. The wood got an upgrade, too, to Grade V. What I liked best about the gun, though, is that it shoots as good as it looks. The slimmed forend keeps your front hand close to the barrels, making the gun a natural pointer, and it complements the traditional Browning round-knob grip. The barrels, available in 26- or 28-inch, are overbored and feature Browning\u2019s Vector Pro forcing cone to improve patterns and soften recoil. It comes with extended Midas choke tubes as well. I shot the 12-gauge at Industry Day at the Range and found it easy to hit with and soft shooting. $3,200; Browning \u00a0 Franchi Instinct SL 16 Gauge Franchi Instinct SL 16 Gauge Franchi Franchi\u2019s lightweight, alloy-framed Instinct SL over\/under now comes in a 16-gauge version. At a weight of just 5.8 pounds, this new Instinct will live up to the 16's reputation as the gun that carries like a 20 and hits like a 12. It joins Browning's Sweet 16 A5 to offer bird hunters another choice in new lightweight 16s. Is this a trend? Probably not, but it is another very good option, and for that we can be grateful. The stock is AA walnut with a rounded Prince of Wales grip; the receiver is both matte and silver polished, and the barrels are 28 inches. $1,729; Franchi \u00a0 Mossberg 590M \u201cM\u201d stands for \u201cMag-Fed,\u201d and this new version of the Model 590 accepts 5-, 10-, 15-, and 20-round double-stack polymer magazines with steel feed lips. When I shot the 590M yesterday at Industry Day, I was impressed by how easily and securely the magazines snap into place. Once you empty a mag, you push an ambidextrous release at the front of the trigger guard, and it pops out. Personally, I preferred the handling of the Remington detachable-mag pump, but if what you\u2019re after is fire power, this has more of it. In all other ways, this is the same Mossberg 590 that met the rigorous MilSpec 3443 requirements for a pump action shotgun. It features a top-tang safety and comes in both a bare-bones 18.5-inch-barrel version and a tri-rail version with rails for accessories, a vented handguard, and ghost-ring sights. The 590M comes with one ten-round magazine, and more are available as accessories. $801; Mossberg Beretta A300 Outlander Sporting\u00a0 When people ask me what they should buy as an all-around first shotgun, I recommend the A300 Outlander. Based on the very successful 391, the A300 is affordable, reliable, soft-shooting, and easy to maintain on those rare occasions it needs to be cleaned to keep shooting. Now, the A300 comes in a dedicated target version for those whose interests run more to clay than to feathers. The Sporting model has a 30-inch barrel with a wider, target-style rib and both front and middle beads. It comes with extended choke tubes, and the beefier stock features a redesigned grip with the right-hand palm swell found on many target guns. A shim kit allows you to fine-tune the stock fit, as well. While this gun is made with clays in mind, the 3-inch chamber makes it right at home in the field, too, where it would make a terrific gun for doves and waterfowl. $1,099 in 12 gauge; Beretta \u00a0 Syren L4S Sporting Syren L4S Sporting Syren The Syren line of women\u2019s shotguns from Caesar Guerini and Fabarm expands this year to include a sporting-clays semiauto, the L4S Sporting. The Fabarm L4S is a terrific gas gun, one I use regularly for dove hunting. A look under the hood shows beautifully polished gas-system parts and a return spring on the magazine tube. Mine hits what I shoot it at, handles well, and never fails. The Syren version features the Syren stock designed to fit women, with a Monte Carlo comb, shorter length of pull, tighter grip radius, and some cast at the toe. It has stock shims for extra adjustability and lavender highights on the bolt handle and enlarged bolt release. It\u2019s available with left or right-hand stocks, with 28- or 30-inch barrels. Starts at $1,895 Syren \u00a0 Savage Fox A Grade\u00a0 Savage has brought one of the great names in American shotguns back with the A Grade Fox, the first double gun made in the USA for who knows how many years. Savage bought A.H. Fox in 1929, and made its guns through World War II, when they met the fate of all the great American doubles\u2014death by progress. Expensive to make and out of step with a post-war taste for repeaters, the Foxes, Parkers, Ithacas, and others disappeared. Now the Fox is back.\u00a0Made for Savage by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company and styled after the original A.H. Fox shotgun, internally this gun bears a strong resemblance to CSMC\u2019s excellent RBL double. It\u2019s a traditional double with straight grip and twin triggers, and it comes in 12 and 20 gauge versions, with 26 or 28 inch barrels. The gun has high-grade walnut and a beautifully case-colored receiver sculpted and lightly engraved in the style of the original A Grade Fox. The flush-mounted, nearly invisible choke tubes are one sign that this gun, despite its old-school looks, is a thoroughly modern 21st\u00a0century double gun. $5,000; Savage Arms Perazzi MX Lusso 16 Perazzi MX Lusso 16 Perazzi Because a person can dream, one of my favorite new guns of the 2018 show is this Perazzi MX Lusso game gun. Perazzis are best known as the choice of top clay shooters in all disciplines, but the company makes wonderful hunting guns, too, and the low-profile Perazzi action is a perfect match to a scaled-down 16-gauge receiver, as found on the MX 16. Understated and elegant, with a bit of scroll engraving, it\u2019s a rich person\u2019s game gun for the gentlemen who would forgo the gold inlays to remain unostentatious. That would be me, if only I were rich. $18,460; Perazzi ","teaser":" In shotguns, the buzz of the 2018 SHOT show surrounds a pair of detachable-magazine pumps, from Remington and Mossberg. How they apply to our sporting purposes isn\u2019t quite apparent to me yet, but they are definitely fun to shoot. 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How they apply to our sporting purposes isn\u2019t quite apparent to me yet, but they are definitely fun to shoot. Looking deeper, there\u2019s no clear trend or breakthrough in shotguns this year. Rather, there\u2019s a little something for everyone, including those high-capacity pump guns, several fine target guns, and a smattering of new traditional guns for Fudds like us. Here\u2019s a look. \u00a0 Remington 870 DM Remington 870 DM Remington Remington\u2019s new 870 DM might be the buzziest shotgun at the show. People line up for a chance to compete with other attendees at the Remington booth to see who can reload this gun the fastest in a simulated 3-gun stage.. The person with the best time at the show wins a new gun. Everybody else has to buy one. There are several versions, including a Model 870 DM Predator, clearly made for hunting, with a ghost-ring sight, 18\u00bd-inch barrel, tight choke, camo finish, and Remington\u2019s SureShot semi-thumbhole stock. The 870 DM is available with three and six-round magazines. All controls are easy to use. There\u2019s a large paddle release at the front of the mag well and extra-large slide release behind it. The mag well itself is attached to the bottom of a standard 870 receiver. $529 for base model, $799 for the Predator; Remington Browning Citori White Lightning The Citori White Lightning has gotten a makeover for 2018. It still features a silver-nitride receiver, but it\u2019s now covered with deep-relief engraving. The wood got an upgrade, too, to Grade V. What I liked best about the gun, though, is that it shoots as good as it looks. The slimmed forend keeps your front hand close to the barrels, making the gun a natural pointer, and it complements the traditional Browning round-knob grip. The barrels, available in 26- or 28-inch, are overbored and feature Browning\u2019s Vector Pro forcing cone to improve patterns and soften recoil. It comes with extended Midas choke tubes as well. I shot the 12-gauge at Industry Day at the Range and found it easy to hit with and soft shooting. $3,200; Browning \u00a0 Franchi Instinct SL 16 Gauge Franchi Instinct SL 16 Gauge Franchi Franchi\u2019s lightweight, alloy-framed Instinct SL over\/under now comes in a 16-gauge version. At a weight of just 5.8 pounds, this new Instinct will live up to the 16's reputation as the gun that carries like a 20 and hits like a 12. It joins Browning's Sweet 16 A5 to offer bird hunters another choice in new lightweight 16s. Is this a trend? Probably not, but it is another very good option, and for that we can be grateful. The stock is AA walnut with a rounded Prince of Wales grip; the receiver is both matte and silver polished, and the barrels are 28 inches. $1,729; Franchi \u00a0 Mossberg 590M \u201cM\u201d stands for \u201cMag-Fed,\u201d and this new version of the Model 590 accepts 5-, 10-, 15-, and 20-round double-stack polymer magazines with steel feed lips. When I shot the 590M yesterday at Industry Day, I was impressed by how easily and securely the magazines snap into place. Once you empty a mag, you push an ambidextrous release at the front of the trigger guard, and it pops out. Personally, I preferred the handling of the Remington detachable-mag pump, but if what you\u2019re after is fire power, this has more of it. In all other ways, this is the same Mossberg 590 that met the rigorous MilSpec 3443 requirements for a pump action shotgun. It features a top-tang safety and comes in both a bare-bones 18.5-inch-barrel version and a tri-rail version with rails for accessories, a vented handguard, and ghost-ring sights. The 590M comes with one ten-round magazine, and more are available as accessories. $801; Mossberg Beretta A300 Outlander Sporting\u00a0 When people ask me what they should buy as an all-around first shotgun, I recommend the A300 Outlander. Based on the very successful 391, the A300 is affordable, reliable, soft-shooting, and easy to maintain on those rare occasions it needs to be cleaned to keep shooting. Now, the A300 comes in a dedicated target version for those whose interests run more to clay than to feathers. The Sporting model has a 30-inch barrel with a wider, target-style rib and both front and middle beads. It comes with extended choke tubes, and the beefier stock features a redesigned grip with the right-hand palm swell found on many target guns. A shim kit allows you to fine-tune the stock fit, as well. While this gun is made with clays in mind, the 3-inch chamber makes it right at home in the field, too, where it would make a terrific gun for doves and waterfowl. $1,099 in 12 gauge; Beretta \u00a0 Syren L4S Sporting Syren L4S Sporting Syren The Syren line of women\u2019s shotguns from Caesar Guerini and Fabarm expands this year to include a sporting-clays semiauto, the L4S Sporting. The Fabarm L4S is a terrific gas gun, one I use regularly for dove hunting. A look under the hood shows beautifully polished gas-system parts and a return spring on the magazine tube. Mine hits what I shoot it at, handles well, and never fails. The Syren version features the Syren stock designed to fit women, with a Monte Carlo comb, shorter length of pull, tighter grip radius, and some cast at the toe. It has stock shims for extra adjustability and lavender highights on the bolt handle and enlarged bolt release. It\u2019s available with left or right-hand stocks, with 28- or 30-inch barrels. Starts at $1,895 Syren \u00a0 Savage Fox A Grade\u00a0 Savage has brought one of the great names in American shotguns back with the A Grade Fox, the first double gun made in the USA for who knows how many years. Savage bought A.H. Fox in 1929, and made its guns through World War II, when they met the fate of all the great American doubles\u2014death by progress. Expensive to make and out of step with a post-war taste for repeaters, the Foxes, Parkers, Ithacas, and others disappeared. Now the Fox is back.\u00a0Made for Savage by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company and styled after the original A.H. Fox shotgun, internally this gun bears a strong resemblance to CSMC\u2019s excellent RBL double. It\u2019s a traditional double with straight grip and twin triggers, and it comes in 12 and 20 gauge versions, with 26 or 28 inch barrels. The gun has high-grade walnut and a beautifully case-colored receiver sculpted and lightly engraved in the style of the original A Grade Fox. The flush-mounted, nearly invisible choke tubes are one sign that this gun, despite its old-school looks, is a thoroughly modern 21st\u00a0century double gun. $5,000; Savage Arms Perazzi MX Lusso 16 Perazzi MX Lusso 16 Perazzi Because a person can dream, one of my favorite new guns of the 2018 show is this Perazzi MX Lusso game gun. Perazzis are best known as the choice of top clay shooters in all disciplines, but the company makes wonderful hunting guns, too, and the low-profile Perazzi action is a perfect match to a scaled-down 16-gauge receiver, as found on the MX 16. Understated and elegant, with a bit of scroll engraving, it\u2019s a rich person\u2019s game gun for the gentlemen who would forgo the gold inlays to remain unostentatious. That would be me, if only I were rich. $18,460; Perazzi ","Guns SHOT Show Shotgun Reviews Shotguns","Phil Bourjaily","
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