the bolt the way a standard AR’s charg- ing handle has always required. Rock River Arms’ 1911 Poly is a 45 ACP pistol that looks very familiar, but has a polymer frame instead of steel or aluminum alloy. The grip area is a bit wider, but it still accommodates stan- dard 1911 single-stack magazines. Steel inserts in the frame work with the slide for a robust design to stand up to the grand old pistol’s fi ring.
Ruger
www.ruger.com The Ruger American pistol is a striker- fi red, polymer frame handgun available in 9mm and 45 ACP. It’s completely ambidextrous with magazine release buttons and a slide release/stop on both sides. Three different backstraps are included with each pistol to fi t any offi cer’s hands.
Savage Arms
www.savagearms.com Since joining the Vista Outdoor group of companies, Savage Arms has taken di- rect aim at the law enforcement market with a number of sniper class bolt-action rifl es. New at the SHOT Show were the Model 10 FCP-SR and the Model 10/110 BA Stealth. The Model 10 FCP-SR is a very traditional, competitively priced, bolt-action rifl e available in 308 Win. The high-end Model 10/110 BA Stealth has AR-15 ergonomics and a detachable box magazine. The Model 10 is the short action chambered in either 308 Win or 6.5 Creedmoor. The Model 110 is the long action available in 300 Win Mag or 338 Lapua.
Rock River Arms
www.rockriverarms.com The IRS series of AR-15 rifl es from Rock River Arms include fl ush folding front and rear sights for ease of use with op- tics. A new Forward Charging Handle in the forearm means those who need to fi re from a prone position can operate the action easier. Firing from a standing position, the shooter does not need to re- move their cheek from the stock to work
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