New Guns and Gear April 2023

Check out these 7 new guns and gear to add to your firearms wish list. The 10mm is a powerful cartridge that can be used to give those who are proficient in its use a distinct advantage. The self-defense “Perfect 10”, which is a hard-hitting pistol round, just got better. A 180-grain Golden Saber version has been added to the cartridge. The ammunition is loaded with Remington’s famous bullets, which have a bonded core. This hollow-point option expands like a dickens and retains most of its weight when it hits the target. The result is a larger and deeper cavity that increases the chances of neutralizing an enemy. The loads are also balanced for maximum terminal effects and shooter controllability with a muzzle speed of 1,150 fps. MSRP: $48, box 20Meopta MeoSight IIImproving accuracy, target selection and follow-up shot speeds, the simple aiming system of a red dot does wonders. Meopta’s smallest and lightest red-dot, the MeoSight IV, is a great option. The MeoSight IV is a compact 3-MOA red-dot that weighs only 1.2 ounces and measures 1.89 inches in length by 1.41 inches in width. Its 30,000-hour run time on a single lithium battery and automatic illumination settings mean it is always ready, no matter the conditions.MSRP $299Holosun DRSSince the Holosun DRSS is not yet on the market, Holosun gives shooters a new way to look at red dots. The Digital Reflex Sight is a hybrid system that marries the fast acquisition aiming with thermal and night-vision options. It’s an interesting system with the AEMS closed emitter as the base, and a simple system to switch between red-dots and thermal/NV. The DRS NV and DRS TH (thermal) models could be game changers, and have the potential to improve home defense. Mossberg is now offering the scattergun with a Holosun Micro Red Dot. It’s an upgrade for the 940, which takes advantage of its optic-ready receiver. The Pro Tactical, which is designed for CQC, is 37 inches long, has a 7+1 capacity and an adjustable length of pull. It can chamber shells up to 3 inch 12-gauge. FN America offers this advantage to civilian shooters. The Rush 9Ti, the company’s first commercially available suppressor (it has previously only made them for the military), is designed to enhance any 9mm pistol by adding a relatively light and slim suppressor. The titanium can weighs just under 11 ounces and is designed to be mounted on any 1/2×28 muzzle thread. It also has an aluminum and stainless steel baffle stack. Its 1.3-inch diameter allows for a clear line of vision on most pistols. Meanwhile, its 7.3 inch length makes it easy to handle. MSRP: $850Oracle Arms 231If the 1911 and Sig 320 had a lovechild, it would likely look like the Oracle Arms 2231. Oracle Arms’ enhanced capacity pistol is a newcomer to the market. It combines the best features of both classics. The P320 magazine capacity is the most attractive feature of the five models. It gives the metal-framed guns plenty of firepower–15+1 for the Compact model and 21+1 for the Combat Elite and Competition models. The 9mm line has a snappy one-action trigger as well as enhanced 1911 ergonomics, a simple linkless barrel, bushing-free design and a hammer. MSRP: Starting at $1700Sig RoseThe Sig Rose is a new and improved option that will get women up to speed quickly. The pistol is a P365, with rose-gold accents and an understated flower motif on the grip. It’s available in 9mm and.380 ACP. There’s more than just a heater to this pistol. It’s a good system for those who are just getting into shooting. MSRP: $800Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the April 2023 issue of Gun Digest the Magazine. It’s a solid system that’s perfect for those who are just starting out. MSRP: $800. The target grids and bullseyes are measured in MOA. Subscribe to the Gun Digest newsletter and we will send you your print-at home target pack immediately. Enter your email below.