The company announced that it has listened to customer demand and has introduced a 7mm PRC caliber rifle to the Cascade XT line. It features several benefits for the shooter and the hunter alike, including magnum speeds with great accuracy, without the hard-pounding recoil found in many magnum calibers. In addition, the 7mm PRC boasts speeds of around 3,000 FPS with several different ammunition options available.

CVA’s Cascade XT line offers a tactical-style bolt knob that benefits the shooter by giving better leverage ensuring a smooth and rapid bolt manipulation, while it also features a threaded muzzle, making it ready for a brake or suppressor. The two-position safety is also conveniently located for natural and instantaneous operation, and its flush-fit detachable magazine can make loading a breeze. The XT weight starts at a mere 7.15 lbs.

The XT line has also been available in .223 Remington, 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Winchester, .450 Bushmaster, .350 Legend, 6.5 PRC, 7mm Remington Magnum, and .300 Winchester Magnum. The 7mm PRC is available now for $825.99 MSRP.

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The Rossi Survival Rifle weighs 3 lbs. 2 oz., unloaded, and is built around a lightweight polymer thumbhole stock and a handy 16-inch rifled barrel. This barrel length will give you the most out of .45 Colt shells when .410 birdshot, buckshot, and slugs won’t solve the problem. Like the Tuffy, it is a single-shot break-action shotgun with a manual cross-bolt safety that new and old shooters alike value for its simplicity. The Rossi Survival Rifle comes with a pair of sling studs and iron sights, but it also sports a Picatinny rail for the optic of your choice. This new offering has a polymer shell carrier on both sides of the buttstock, allowing you to carry eight rounds of .45 Colt or .410 bore shells.

The Rossi Survival Rifle gives you the prospect of bigger medicine on larger predators with enough versatility to nail squirrels and birds on the fly at closer distances. The Survival Rifle has an MSRP of $357 and is shipping now.

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Taking the piece of Western history and bringing it to the modern era, the new Badlander features two side-by-side 18.5-inch barrels with a corrosion-resistant black oxide coating. With the frame constructed from alloy steel, the shotgun offers exceptional durability while keeping the look and feel of the original design. In keeping with the simple design, the Badlander is equipped with a sturdy brass bead sight.

Heritage Manufacturing specializes in producing firearms that are steeped in Western character and spirit, and the Badlander side-by-side shotgun is no different. With an overall length of just under 35 inches, just 2.26 inches wide, and a little under 6.5 pounds unloaded weight, the Badlander is a good choice for home defense, cowboy action shooting, or what the user would use any other 12 gauge shotgun for.

The Heritage Manufacturing Badlander 12 gauge double-barrel shotgun is available now through select retailers and has an MSRP of $894.99. There is no time like the present to own a new piece of the Old West!

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The ULR 2.0 combines precision and durability, offering 1 MOA accuracy for tight shot groupings at extended distances, a standard coveted by long-range shooters. Its chassis is robust, precisely crafted from CNC-machined billet aluminum, and fortified with Cerakote and anodizing finishes, ensuring it withstands the rigors of extensive use. The ULR 2.0 is built for individual comfort with a fully adjustable buttstock secured via a Picatinny rail system. Additionally, it has a wide range of mounting capabilities for rifle scopes and more, including ARCA, Picatinny, and M-LOK points.

Customizable Triggers to Muzzle Brakes

At the core of the ULR 2.0’s shooting experience is the Timney Sportsman Trigger, which allows shooters to adjust the pull weight between 2 to 4 pounds according to their preference. This level of customization is designed to accommodate individual shooting styles, potentially improving accuracy. The rifle’s single-shot bolt-action, complemented by a distinctive single-shot shell holder bolt, presents a straightforward mechanism that promotes reliable shooting and ease of reloading.

This efficient action design underscores the rifle’s emphasis on providing a consistent and user-friendly operation—essential for those who value precision and ease during long-range shooting sessions. This rifle boasts a 30-inch precision barrel for maintaining accuracy over long distances, with a 1-15 rifling twist rate. The ULR 2.0 claims an effective range of 2,500 yards. Additionally, it features the Noreen Design 1.25-12 Thread muzzle brake, which effectively mitigates the recoil of .50 BMG rounds.

The ULR 2.0 .50 BMG rifle is priced at $2,695 and is available on a made-to-order basis, emphasizing the tailored craftsmanship behind each unit. Prospective buyers should anticipate a lead time ranging from 8 to 10 weeks.

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• Model: Dark Series Model 1895
• Caliber: .45-70 Government
• Capacity: 5+1
• Safety: Crossbolt
• Sights: Ghost-ring rear and front fiber optic with tritium ring
• Barrel Length: 16 inches
• Overall Length: 35.5 inches
• Weight: 7 lbs.

In April 2019, Marlin introduced the original Dark Series rifles, which brought their proven lever-action designs into a more modern and customizable era. After a brief hiatus, the Dark Series is back. New for 2023 is the Dark Series Model 1895. It is the same bear-busting .45-70 that has been around for ages but with enough flexibility to be a viable homestead defender.

The Dark Series 1895 has an MSRP of $1379 and is shipping now. Marlin states that Dark Series versions of the Model 1895 and Model 336 are forthcoming in spring 2024.

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• Model: Glock 49 MOS
• Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Capacity: 15+1
• Barrel Length: 4.5 inches
• Overall Length: 8 inches
• Weight: 22.5 oz. unloaded

The Glock 49 MOS uses a shorter Glock 19 grip frame and dustcover, which retains the same Picatinny rail for a weapon light and the usual 15+1 capacity of that pistol. It uses a longer Glock 17 slide that makes the pistol more muzzle-heavy for better recoil control and an overall sight radius that is finer than the Glock 19 or the aforementioned Glock 47. The Glock 49’s grip frame will freely use Glock 19 or Glock 17 slides from Generation 4 or Generation 5 handguns but will not interchange with those of the ubiquitous Generation 3. The pistol is also compatible with standard Glock 19 15-round magazines.

The Glock 49 MOS represents all the refinements of Generation 5 Glock pistols. These include a flared magazine well for quicker, sight-free reloading, a reversible magazine release, an ambidextrous slide stop, and cocking serrations at the rear and the front of the slide. In addition, MOS denotes that the new Glock 49 is cut from the factory for an RMR. The G49 MOS is available exclusively through The TALO Group.

About TALO 

The TALO group has been in the firearms distribution industry since 1965. The group includes notable distributors such as Davidson’s and Lipsey’s. TALO specializes in custom runs of production rifles, pistols, and shotguns from firms from Bond Arms to Walther and everything in between.

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Quick Specs:

• Model: TWC 9
• Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Capacity: 17+1
• Barrel Length: 4 1/4 inch stainless-steel bull barrel
• Weight: 30 oz. (unloaded)
• Sights: XS Tritium
• Safety: Ambidextrous thumb safety and grip safety

Chambered in the common and affordable 9mm Luger cartridge, the TWC 9 has a similar profile to a commander-sized 1911, with a similar overall length and barrel length. The slide stop, magazine release, grip, and manual safeties are all appointed like the iconic 1911, as is the sliding 3.5 lb. trigger. But the TWC is designed with all the modern pistol features we have come to expect. These include forward and rearward cocking serrations, suppressor-height sights, and a slide cut for included RMR and RMRSC plates.

The frame is made of forged from 7075-series aluminum to cut down on weight savings. While the grip profile retains the point-able attributes from the 1911, the backstrap and front strap are aggressively serrated to keep the sweatiest hands in control. This is contrasted by the slick, minimalistic G10 grip panels and an integral section of Picatinny rail for mounting a weapons light.

Like other custom 2011s, the TWC 9 is built with competition accuracy and speed in mind. The 4.25-inch bull barrel holds steady on target while the 3.5 lb. gives an easy let off. The grip has a flared magazine well to accommodate quick sight-free reloads on the clock or in the field. The TWC takes standard 2011 magazines and is priced to compete, starting at $2499.

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The 12-gauge BullTac shotgun has an 18” barrel that is crafted from oxidation-resistant chrome-plated steel, working great with both shot and slugs. According to Escort, each barrel undergoes proof-testing at the factory to ensure it is reliable in the hardest of conditions. The barrel has a fixed cylinder choke and is compatible with both 2 ¾” and 3” shells, making it a great option with plenty of stopping power. The system also includes a shell deflector that helps divert spent shells down and away from the shooter to keep things distractions-free.

Weighing just 7 pounds, the lightweight shotgun is built to handle all weather conditions, with an all-weather pistol trip and bullpup synthetic stock. These features mean the user will have a solid grip, regardless of rain or shine. Additionally, the shotgun has a quick disconnect sling mount for smooth transitions and a matte black finish for a sleek look and protection from the elements.

The Escort BullTac bullpup shotgun has a 5+1 capacity and a manual cross-button safety, making it a safe and capable choice whether in the field or in law enforcement/security situations. Rounding out the features of the BullTac is an overall length of 27.75”. The Escort BullTac bullpup shotgun is available now and has an MSRP of $249.99, making it an affordable yet dependable addition to any collection.

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The new family of pistols will encompass Girsan’s desire to include Spanish-speaking firearms owners with quality products and resources, with an English/Spanish website, manuals, and hangtags. As a nod to those consumers, the Liberador series of pistols features different engraved grips: the Regard MC has a lovely Santa Muerte depiction while the MC 1911 models have a Sugar Skull design on a pearl-like finish.

The other models of the Liberador line are with the MC 1911 series, featuring the Sugar Skull design on pearlescent grips with a stainless-steel slide and frame. These models also have the gold control and small parts to accent the overall design. They all have the accessory rail and ambidextrous safety like the Regard model but also feature an extended beavertail, deep slide serrations for better manipulation, a 3-hole trigger, and low-profile sights. The standard model is available in either a .45ACP or 9mm, or the Commander model in 10mm, all of which have an adjustable rear sight. There is a Government model in .45ACP that has a standard rear sight as well.

The EAA/Girsan Liberador series of pistols can be seen at the NASGW Expo in Ohio, and are available now. The Girsan Liberador family of pistols starts at $699 for the Regard MC Liberador and goes up to $999 – $1,119 for the MC 1911 models.

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According to the company, the Staccato P 4.15 kicked off the introduction of the Staccato brand in 2019 (prior to that, Staccato did exist, but under another name). This pistol was co-developed with some of the world’s best law enforcement agencies, such as Riverside County Sheriff EST, Long Beach SWAT, and U.S. Marshals SOG. The 4.15 is built for duty use and is favored among competition shooters, Staccato enthusiasts, and firearms aficionados. The gun has a 4.15-inch bull barrel and is made to be well-balanced and to cycle reliably. This is a great option for IDPA or USPSA Limited Optics Division competitions.

This gun is a limited Heritage Edition and pays tribute to the original 4.15. Modern gun design enhancements include features such as the Dawson tool-less recoil system, a DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) coated barrel, a full-size Tac texture grip, Custom X-Series slide serrations, and a limited edition serial number. This gun also has a full-length dust cover, fiber optic front sight, and ambidextrous safety levers. It’s chambered in 9mm and ships with two 17-round magazines and one 20-round magazine. Options for 10 and 15-round magazines are also available.

MSRP for the Staccato P-4.15 Heritage Edition is set at $2,999.00.

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