“Tag: shot show 2016”

TriStar Arms has had success with its Cobra line of pump-action shotguns, which has provided a reliable, affordable option to waterfowl and turkey hunters the world over for some time now. For 2016 the line is getting an extension, in the form of its first 3½-inch model: the new Cobra Mag.

Distributor Legacy Sports International dropped some big news at last month's SHOT Show 2016, announcing that it will be bringing back the Webley & Scott line of centerfire rifles.

Late in 2015, Browning shocked the industry with the announcement that it would be offering its own line of ammunition.

Maker of one of the most successful multi-tools ever, Leatherman had a pair of new offerings that could be of use to hunters on display at SHOT Show 2016: the Knifeless Rebar and the Skeletool.

Ever wished that your rangefinder could take those pesky environmental conditions into account? The Bushnell Elite CONX can.

The folks at Leupold have always prided themselves on helping hunters get afield earlier and longer than ever, and for 2016 they're finally putting a name to the technology that makes their optics so darn handy in low-light situations.

The portable ice chest was first invented in 1951 and, since then, hunters and coolers have been nigh-inseparable. Whether you're keeping your beverages iced down or the spoils of your hunt from, well, spoiling, they're just darn useful. YETI Coolers has rapidly become the most recognized brand on the market, and has intentions on expanding its grip on hunters' hearts in 2016.

Weatherby's Mark V was never really "broken," but the company decided 2016 was the time to upgrade its signature design, at least a bit.

For 2016, Stevens is entering the inertia gun market with the introduction of the S1200.