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The Benelli Ethos is the company’s upscale field and sporting semi-auto, pairing legendary inertia reliability with a Progressive Comfort stock, carbon rib and elegant engraved receiver. Our full review, variants, and how it compares to the Beretta A400 and Benelli M2.
The CZ P-07 pairs CZ’s low-bore-axis, slide-inside-frame design with a polymer frame, the tunable Omega trigger and 15+1 capacity for well under the price of a Glock. Our full review, variants, and how it compares to the P-10 C and Glock 19.
The Ruger LCP II lives on as the recoil-free .22 LR Lite Rack, while its classic 6+1 .380 handed deep-carry duty to the LCP MAX. Our full review of the LCP II family, which chambering to buy, and how it compares.
The Ruger-made Marlin 1894 is arguably the finest pistol-caliber lever-action carbine you can buy, in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum or .45 Colt. Our full review of the reborn classic, its variants, and how it beats the Henry Big Boy and Rossi R92.
The Kel-Tec PMR-30 is a full-size .22 WMR pistol that holds 30+1 rounds and weighs under 14 ounces. Our full review of the ultra-light, fireball-throwing rimfire, its variants, ammo notes, and how it compares to the S&W M&P22 Magnum.
The Springfield Saint Victor builds the upgrades most shooters add anyway into a complete AR-15 for around $1,000: free-float M-Lok rail, nickel-boron flat trigger, B5 furniture and flip-up sights. Our full review, variants, and how it beats the Ruger AR-556 and M&P15.
The Mossberg Patriot packs a user-adjustable LBA trigger, a spiral-fluted bolt and a threaded barrel into a bolt-action rifle that often sells for under $450. Our full review, variants, and how it compares to the Ruger American and Winchester XPR.
The Winchester XPR is Browning and Winchester’s budget bolt gun, packing a crisp M.O.A. trigger, a free-floating barrel and near-every hunting caliber for under $600. Our full review, variants, and how it beats the Ruger American, Savage Axis and Tikka T3x.
The SIG P322 packs 20+1 rounds of .22 LR, optics-ready slide, fiber-optic sights and a threaded barrel adapter for around $400. Our full review, variants, and how it beats the Ruger Mark IV and Taurus TX22.