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  • The New 450 Bushmaster Rifle from Bushmaster Firearms
  • Zeiss Introduces New Generation of V8 Riflescopes
  • Henry Repeating Arms Expands Capacity with New Wisconsin Facility
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  • Beretta Launches BRX1 Straight-Pull Bolt-Action Hunting Rifle
  • TFB Review: SIG Sauer P320 XCarry Legion Pistol

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