SHOT Show 2026, the biggest gun industry trade show, kicks off Tuesday, January 20, 2026 in Las Vegas and runs through Friday the 23rd. Over 2700 exhibitors will showcase thousands of new products at the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum which together provide more than 830,000 net square feet of displays. The official SHOT Show Product Planner offers a “sneak peak” at 235+ new-for-2026 products for hunters and shooters. Here are a dozen cool new items from the SHOT Show 2026 New Product showcase (product profiles are based on descriptions provided by the manufacturers).
Nightforce NX6 New Scope Family for 2026
Nightforce’s new NX6 riflescopes offer lightweight configurations with an impressive 6X magnification range across the series. NX6 options include: NX6 1-6x24mm, 2-12x42mm, 3-18x50mm, 4-24x50mm, and 5-30x56mm. NX6 scopes are designed for wide field of view and good clarity. The FieldSet turret system provides great repeatability and tracking while offering ease of use and configurability, allowing shooters to convert from capped to exposed dials and custom Bullet Drop Compensating (BDC) dials.
Magne-Tech Magnetic Scope Mount
This innovative Magne-Tech scope mounting system allows you to rapidly change optics without tools and not have to fuss with scope ring alignment. The Magnetic QD Scope Mount Set features a quick-detach mount system that allows you to instantly attach/detach your riflescope without losing zero. This allows shooters and hunters to transition quickly between different setups. This item is not cheap — the Magnetic Scope Mount retails for $349.99.
Monolithic Integral Suppressed Barrel (MISB) from SWS Rifles
The Monolithic Integral Suppressed Barrel (MISB) from SWS Rifles offers outstanding noise reduction. These barrels feature integrally suppressed baffle stacks, cut directly into customer-chambered barrel blanks. This utilizes the volume of the barrel on top of the suppressor baffles to capture as much gas as possible. Compared to a rifle shooting the same cartridge but with a screw-on suppressor, the SWS MISB system is 3 to 5 dB quieter. That’s significant.
Gunwerks ENDEX Folding Rifle System
The Gunwerks ENDEX Rifle System is designed for hunters who want elite accuracy without serious weight or bulk. With this lightweight, folding stock rifle you can get “premium performance with packable portability”. With barrel lengths from 16″–24″ and a folding stock that collapses to 28″, the ENDEX is a travel-ready platform that allows easy chambering changes. Featuring a user-changeable barrel interface, modular bolt and magazine system, and compatibility with magnum cartridges like 6.5 PRC, 7 PRC, 300 PRC, and 28 Nosler, the ENDEX allows quick barrel swaps so you can switch chamberings in seconds. Every rifle is hand-tested, zeroed, and ready before it leaves the shop. The ENDEX boasts an advanced machined chassis and NX2 receiver for strength but low relative mass.
Revic Acura BR10 Ballistic Rangefinding Binocular
These Revic Acura BR10 laser rangefinder binoculars are expensive at $2945.00. However this 10×42 laser optic offers impressive performance, ranging out to 8000 yards on reflective surfaces (2800 yards non-reflective, 2200 yard on animals). Designed to deliver unmatched clarity and performance, the BR10 sets a high standard among laser RFs. Featuring an intuitive heads-up display, the Acura BR10 puts all critical data on one screen — ballistics, environmentals, and more — so you can stay focused on the shot.
Integrator Hunting Vest with Quick Release Rifle Holster System
The Integrator Hunting Vest is a lightweight rifle carry system engineered for easy carry and rapid deployment. Produced by Saltstone Hunting & Outdoor, this Integrator system features a “One Sec Ready” quick-release mechanism that provides fast rifle release in the field. The patent-pending ergonomic harness design ensures balanced weight distribution, while the rugged MOLLE webbing allows attachment of matching accessories: backpack, ammo pouch, radio holster, tripod carrier, and more. Priced at $349.99, this Integrator Hunting Vest is made from high-quality materials for durability in extreme conditions.
Kini Safe Alert
The modern Kini SafeAlert is a compact wireless motion sensor that signals if a firearm, safe, or storage area is moved or opened. The SafeAlert sends real-time alerts through SMS, email, or optional iOS push notifications and requires only Wi-Fi and a phone. There are no subscriptions, hubs, or tracking required. With over a year of battery life and IFTTT compatibility, Kini SafeAlert adds an effective layer of security to any safe, lockbox, case, or nightstand. It mounts easily with adhesive or a steel tether and can be moved between items at any time. The $75.00 price is quite affordable.
Real Avid Ratchet Rest Adjustable Height Shooting Bags
Real Avid soon will offer the world’s first precision height-adjustable shooting bags. These innovative Ratchet Rest™ padded shooting bags combine the stability of traditional shooting bags with built-in adjustment mechanisms. Featuring an integrated ratcheting system with Accu-Click™ technology, these adjustable shooting rests allow one-handed, click-by-click height adjustments while maintaining a stable shooting position. A non-slip rubberized base, heavy-duty waxed canvas exterior and moisture-resistant poly bead fill provide consistent support and long-term durability. These are available in Front Rest (Large), Front/Rear Rest (Medium) and Rear Rest (Small) configurations. The MSRP is $79.99 (Not yet available — coming mid-March 2026).
SNAPS Interactive Hearing Protection
The SNAPS (Superior Noise Attenuation Protection System) electronic plugs offer high-tech hearing protection. SNAPS active earplugs block harmful noise like gunshots while amplifying subtle sounds. To ensure comfort, SNAPS use custom earmolds that fit the precise contours of the user’s ears. SNAPS employs a digital processor that users can program. SNAPS utilizes a patented sliding switch to allow you to choose between full protection and full environmental awareness, all while offering maximum protection from impulse noise. SNAPS also offers BOOST MODE, a unique feature that can add 6 dB to low volume sounds.
Victory VCI Long Gun
Rust Prevention Storage Bags
The Victory VCI gun storage bags provide impressive, military-grade rust protection. The maker claims these handy bags protect long guns from rust for 3–10 years using advanced Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor (VCI) technology, with zero maintenance needed. There are no drippy oils, no silica packs, no mess — just drop your gun in the bag and forget it.
These bags, which come in a handy 3-pack, comply with official MIL-DTL-22020E, Type 1 specifications. These Victoria Rust Prevention Bags are 100% Made in USA. They are designed, manufactured, and assembled in America with sustainable domestic materials. Cost is just $15.99 — a small price to pay to protect valuable long guns.
Defender EDC Tray Stand with Biometric Gun Lock
If you need a bedside station that can hold a handgun securely yet allow rapid access, consider the Onnais Defender EDC Tray Stand. This features an advanced Biometric lock with instant fingerprint access plus password access. You can register four unique fingerprints. Military-grade encryption ensures your firearm stays inaccessible to unauthorized users. A tamper-proof lock prevents accidental discharge with positive-lock trigger bar engagement. The system includes 2 backup manual keys. The Integrated Quick-Lock Pistol Slot should work with 95% of popular handguns including Glocks, SIGs, and 1911 pistols.
Rifle Shield Patented Rifle Cover
Caribou Gear’s Rifle Shield™ is a lightweight yet rugged (and waterproof) protective sack for your rifle. The case, with its double-layer Cordura Ballistic fabric, offers great weather protection with interior waterproof TPU coating and water repellent exterior. With an inner pull cord, the case allows easy length adjustments for a custom fit to your rifle. This patented carry case includes Velcro tab closures, and the nose section can fit a suppressor. The Rifle Shield ships with 2 Velcro straps and can be folded into a handy 7″ x 5″ self-contained sack. Weight is just 9.2 oz. and the current price is $94.11 ($99.99 MSRP).
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The 2026 SHOT Show (Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade show) is just 3 days away. Thousands of new products will be on display at the SHOT Show, hosted at the Venetian Expo/Convention Center and Caesars Forum in Las Vegas January 20-23, 2026. Gunmakers from around the world will be introducing hundreds of new (and updated) rifles, pistols, and shotguns. Along with the new guns, SHOT Show will feature many noteworthy new optics, electronics, reloading equipment, and accessories.
Here are six interesting videos that preview new (and updated) firearms expected to be on display at SHOT Show in Las Vegas next week. There are hunting rifles, tactical rifles, rimfire rifles, plus a wide range of new pistols and some interesting shotguns.
Here’s a good initial video that covers a huge selection of new firearms. This 13.7-minute video covers a whopping 29 guns that will be showcased at SHOT Show 2026. Selections range from next-gen handguns and precision rifles to innovative tactical platforms and cutting-edge upgrades from top manufacturers. Whether you’re into concealed carry, competition shooting, duty weapons, hunting rifles, or tactical gear, this lineup has something you’ll want to see.
In this long 52-minute video, Pistol9x19 reviews 17 new firearms to be displayed at SHOT Show 2026. The video highlights innovative features, and performance for new pistols, rifles and shotguns. The 17 featured guns (with time-markers) are:
01:10 – Ruger SFAR 6.5 Creedmoor
04:07 – Henry Carbon Fiber Lever Action
07:03 – Savage Revel 22 LR Takedown
09:50 – Shadow System
12:58 – H&R Retro M16 Clones
16:05 – Mossberg 590 Professional Series
19:02 – Stoeger Combat SX 9MM
21:54 – Springfield Integrally Compensated Pistol
24:54 – H&R T48 FAL Clone
27:47 – Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 Metal
30:50 – Korean K2 Civilian Rifle
33:33 – H&K P7 M13 Pro Slim
36:18 – Beretta 1301 Mod
39:19 – FN True Velocity 338 Norma Magnum LMG
42:16 – COLT KING COBRA
44:50 – RUGER SP 101
47:20 – Marlin 1895 Dark Series
This video features seven new rifles that will be unveiled at SHOT Show 2026. There’s a wide selection — lightweight hunting rifles, modern lever guns, piston-driven tactical rifles, and even a big .50 BMG (the “King” shown in video cover shot). New guns include:
Glenfield Model A — affordable bolt-action rifle
Ruger American Rifle Gen 2 with new stock, trigger, and recoil system
Marlin Trapper 1894 in 10mm blending classic lever-gun heritage with modern power
SIG Sauer 516 Mohawk — piston-driven AR-type rifle built for reliability and hard use
Christensen Arms Evoke bolt action hunting rig in 6.5 PRC
S&W 1854 Stealth Hunter — lever-action rifle with modern features
Thompson TA 50 — modern powerhouse in 50 BMG
This 25-minute long video has good indoor/outdoor footage of 10 new firearms. Rifle shooters should check out the new Savage 110 Magpul (3:07) and the new CZ 600 Plus bolt-action rifle (7:46) which has a 100-yard sub-MOA accuracy guaranteee. Here are the time-mark slots for all ten guns:
00:54 – Smith and Wesson 1854 Stealth Hunter
03:07 – Savage 110 Magpul
05:29 – Savage RXR 22
07:46 – CZ 600 Plus American Rifle
10:01 – Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C COMP
12:31 – Smith and Wesson M&P Shield X
14:54 – Staccato Compact HD C3.6
17:20 – Retay RXP 22
19:30 – Taurus GX4 Strike Bravo
22:06 – Taurus 66 Combat
Featured as the “Cover Shot” rifle is the Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Stealth Rifle (12:15 time), a lever gun upgraded with modern features including a long optics rail, tactical forearm panel, and threaded muzzle. Another interesting new rifle is the Savage Arms RXR22 (9:15 time) a very affordable semi-auto .22 LR rimfire rifle that accepts aftermarket Ruger 10/22 magazines, triggers, and barrels. Most of the other features guns in this 20.5 minute summary video are handguns.
This 23.5-minute video covers important handgun releases of SHOT Show 2026. The host says this video features the most notable new-for-2026 handguns — from ultra-concealable carry pistols to competition-ready, high-capacity race guns. Featured pistols are:
• Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus
• Taurus GX4 XL
• SIG Sauer P365 Fuse
• Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro Comp
• CZ P-10 M
• Canik MC9 LS
• Walther PDP F-Series
• Shadow Systems CR920P Elite
• Staccato CS 2
• Springfield Armory Ronin (Modular)
BONUS: SHOT Show Floor Tour — Locations of Gun Companies
Will you be heading to SHOT Show this year? CLICK HERE for the handy official Interactive Floor Map. For each building and floor level this shows the location of exhibitors. This can help you efficiently organize visits to your favorite gun and optics manufacturers.
Do you enjoy shooting pistols for sport, or perhaps you carry a handgun for self-defense? If you’re like most of us, you might benefit from a “refresher course” on the fundamentals of handgun shooting. The NRA has created a useful Infographic that covers important basics of handgun marksmanship — key things such as Sight Alignment, Trigger Control, and Handgun Hold.
Here are the first two (2) lessons. Click the link below to see all SIX (6) training topics: Sight Alignment, Sight Focus, Trigger Control, Breath Control, Hold Control, and Follow-Through.
Video Shows Sight Alignment, Grip, Stance, Trigger Control and More
In this USAMU video, SGT Shane Coley talks about the basics of sight alignment and trigger control. But then SGT Coley talks about other important control factors such as grip, arm position, and body stance. For rapid-fire shooting, you need to have a good arm and body positioning to control recoil and get back on target quickly. This video is a valuable complement to the NRA Infographic because it demonstrates all the important pistol fundamentals during live fire, at the range.
If you are looking for a versatile, well-crafted semi-auto .22 LR pistol, here’s an option you should definitely consider — the SIG Sauer P322. Introduced in 2022, this .22 LR rimfire pistol that should be popular with SIG’s centerfire handgun owners and anyone who wants a quality polymer-framed .22 LR pistol. The optics-ready P322 offers excellent ergonomics and 20+1 capacity, making it good for cross-training and fun rimfire shooting. It is available in both standard and suppressor-ready versions for $429.99 at Palmetto State Armory.
This VIDEO explains the features of the new P322 (Loud Volume — turn down at work):
The new P322 was designed and built by SIG Sauer in the USA. It has many premium features, including an optics-ready removable rear sight plate allowing installation of a red dot optic without adapter plates. The P322 offers ambidextrous controls, interchangeable flat and curved triggers, and fiber optic front and rear sights. The P322 even comes with a threaded barrel adapter making it suppressor-ready right out of the box. And with a 20-rd magazine for 20+1 total capacity, the new P322 is the highest-capacity .22 LR pistol in its class. (And a mag extension is offered for 25-rd capacity).
Though it may look like a striker-fired pistol, the SIG P322 is a hammer-fired, single-action-only design (the hammer is enclosed by the rear of the slide). The P322 is blow-back operated with a fixed (non-tilting) 4″ barrel. This helps contribute to excellent accuracy and reliability.
Hands-On P322 Testing by 22Plinkster
SIG Sauer P322 Pistol Features:
Ambidextrous Controls With Reversible Magazine Catch
Optics-Ready Removable Rear Sight Plate
Fiber Optic Front and Rear Sights
Hammer-fired, Single-Action-Only, Fixed 4″ Barrel
Suppressor-Ready With Included Threaded Barrel Adapter
Interchangeable Trigger Shoes (flat and curved included)
20 Round Magazine Capacity (with +5 optional mag extension) SEE PRODUCT PAGE
Firearms News marks its 80th Anniversary with the release of its January 2026 issue. For eight decades, this magazine, originally “Shotgun News”, has served as a cornerstone for the firearms community. This 80th Annniversary edition is packed with exclusive reviews, historical deep dives, and cutting-edge commentary about modern gun issues. Firearms News is available now at newsstands, including Walmart, Barnes & Noble, and other major book retailers.
“For 80 years, from its beginnings as Shotgun News to its current standing as Firearms News, this publication has been an unwavering voice and an essential resource for the Second Amendment community,” said Vincent L. DeNiro, Editor-in-Chief. “This anniversary issue is more than just a magazine; it’s a testament to our enduring commitment to providing our readers with the most comprehensive reviews, in-depth historical content, and unfiltered industry news. We are immensely proud of this legacy and are excited to continue serving firearms enthusiasts for many years to come.”
To commemorate the publication’s history, Editor-in-Chief Vincent L. DeNiro wrote a special feature, “Happy 80th Anniversary Shotgun News/Firearms News!” This reflects on the magazine’s journey over the last 80 years. In this landmark issue DeNiro also provides an in-depth review of the MKE/Century AP51 pistol, which is based on the HK 51 rifle. In addition to hardware reviews, the January edition has important industry news and legal updates.
Other Feature Stories in the 80th Anniversary Firearms News Print Edition:
Product Showcase: New and exciting gun stuff (for 2026)
The Tokarev TT-12 Pro Shotgun
Springfield Armory Hellcat .380 Pistol
The L34A1 Sterling Suppressed Submachine Gun
Carrying Concealed: Aimpoint’s ACRO Handgun Optic
Through the Looking Glass: Five Reasons to Consider the PVS-14 Night Vision Optic
Remington Goes to War! From the Mexican Revolution to the Global War on Terror
Gemtech Neutron 762 Suppressor by Patrick Sweeney
Firearms News Website Has Tons of FREE Content
Firearms News also has a modern website with hundreds of articles and gun reviews — which you can read for FREE. Here are examples of current features online at www.FirearmNews.com:
Here’s a helpful, time-saving tool for handgun owners. MidwayUSA’s online Holster Finder lets you quickly find the right holsters for virtually all popular makes and models of pistols and revolvers. The wide variety of carry styles, materials, and features can make finding the right holster difficult or confusing. Drawing on a database of over 125,000 gun/holster combinations, the MidwayUSA Holster Finder turns that complex task into an easy three-step process.
The selection process is simple: 1. Choose Pistol or Revolver; 2. Select Make and Model of Handgun (and barrel type/length); 3. Click to view results. Just choose your gun type, select your make, model and barrel, then view the results. All major holster types are included: Ankle, Belly Band, Belt (outside waistband), Chest, Competition, Drop Leg, Inside Waistband (IWB), Paddle, Pocket, and Shoulder. Check out the MidwayUSA Holster Finder at MidwayUSA.com/holster-finder.
One eye or two? That’s the question that confounds some pistol shooters, particularly during slow fire. When shooting one-handed, some bullseye pistol shooters use a piece of tape or paper on one lens of their shooting glasses to obscure their non-dominant eye. That way they can get a more precise sight picture. However, when shooting two-handed, it’s almost always better to shoot with both eyes open. And if you are doing a “move and shoot” session/match, you’ll surely want to have both eyes open.
Champion pistol shooter Doug Koenig says he always shoots handguns with both eyes open: “To me it’s very simple — I wouldn’t drive my car with one eye closed. I wouldn’t walk around the house with one eye closed. To me, it’s all about your vision, your depth perception.” Doug adds that you definitely need both eyes open to transition quickly from target to target.
With both eyes open you’ll have better depth perception and peripheral vision. You will also be able to transition from target to target more quickly. In a timed, multi-target stage, you’ll want to move your head/eyes to the next target right after you break a shot. You’ll find that you will then reflexively move the handgun on to the new target when you swing your vision on to it. Don’t linger on the target you just shot — move to the next.
Here are two other helpful videos from Doug Koenig and the NSSF:
Sight Alignment and Sight Picture
Trigger Press and Trigger Control
Doug Koenig’s List of Championships:
10-time World Champion
18-time Bianchi Cup winner
2016 NRA World Shooting Champion
More than 70 National Championships
6-time World Action Pistol Championship Winner
3-time World Speed Shooting Champion/Steel Challenge
Watch more excellent, informative Doug Koenig videos on KoenigShooting.com. Doug’s video features include pistol set-up, proper stance and grip, Steel Challenges tips, and even rifle setup, and PRS basics.
You can save big bucks on guns and gear with factory rebate programs. But with the end of 2025 fast approaching, many great shooting industry rebate programs are about to expire. Many major rebates on rifles, pistols, optics, and ammunition require purchases no later than December 31, 2025.
If you are in a buying mood (maybe to get a new gun as gift to yourself), check out these notable rebate offers. We showcase ten great discount/rebate programs. These rebates can save you big bucks — up to $150 — on rifles, pistols, shotguns, ammo, or gear. For example you can Save $150 on Beretta shotguns, $100 on Browning long guns, and $100 on Smith & Wesson rifles. Note: These promos are good through December 31, 2025, so you have just six (6) more days to take advantage of these deals.
There are some major brand rebates that expire at the end of the year. To qualify for the big savings, purchases must be made no later than 12/31/2025* or, for some brands, 1/1/2026 (January 1st, 2026). With these listed rebates you can save up to $100 on rifles and handguns. There are other December rebates of $200 or more. Some of the rebates activate on sales, while others provide a prepaid card from the manufacturer. Here are the top deals, with deadlines noted.
Winchester 2025 Holiday Rebate (End date 12/31/2025) » CLICK HERE
Browning 2025 Holiday Rebate (End date 12/31/2025) » CLICK HERE
Smith & Wesson 2025 Rebate (End date 12/31/2025) » CLICK HERE
Kimber 1911 Redemption Rebates (End Date 12/31/2025) » CLICK HERE
* There are some other shooting products rebate programs that allow purchases through 1/1/2026 (January 1st, 2026). If you see a rebate you like, be sure to check the deadline.
Image Courtesy NSSF. This story is based on an NSSF Article.
‘Tis the season of gift-giving (Christmas Day is just a week away). Perhaps you’re considering giving a a first rifle to your grandson or perhaps a carry pistol to a spouse. When making a gun gift to a friend or family member, however, there are some very important legal considerations. Also the rules on firearms gift transfers vary from state to state. Bottom line here — you need to know the law BEFORE you deliver that shiny new firearm to a family member, close friend, or relative.
The first thing to remember if you’re thinking about giving someone a gun is that … it’s a gun! You already know that ownership of a firearm brings with it some serious legal and ethical obligations that other consumer products don’t. So let’s look at some questions you may have about giving a firearm as a gift.
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The first question you have to ask is whether the intended recipient can legally own the firearm where he or she lives. With more than 20,000 different gun laws on the books, even the kinds of firearms that law-abiding citizens can own vary from place to place. For example, juveniles (under age 18) generally speaking are precluded by law from possessing a handgun. Check out the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) website for an overview of local laws and, whatever you do, don’t forget that you can never under any circumstances transfer a firearm to someone you know — or have reasonable cause to believe — legally can’t own one. That’s a federal felony, so be careful.
There’s no federal law that prohibits a gift of a firearm to a relative or friend who lives in your home state. Many states — including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington State and the District of Columbia — require you to transfer a firearm through a local FFL-holder so an instant background check will be performed to make sure the recipient is not legally prohibited from owning the gun. Maryland and Pennsylvania require a background check for private party transfer of a handgun. There are exceptions, so it’s important to check the law of your state or ask your local firearms retailer.
Consider a Gift Card Instead of Direct Gift
The ATF recommends that if you want to give someone a new firearm, rather than going to a gun store and buying the gun on your own, consider instead purchasing a gift certificate/card from your favorite gun retailer. Then give that gift card as the present. That way the recipient can choose the exact gun he or she wants, and there’s no question about who is “the actual buyer of the firearm”, which is a question any purchaser must certify on the Federal Form 4473 at the time of purchase. The Gift Card option avoids any “straw purchaser” issues. Many reputable vendors offer gift cards, including Brownells and MidwayUSA.
Intra-Family Transfers and Antique Arms
What if you want to give “Old Betsy,” your favorite old deer rifle, to your son or daughter as a college graduation gift? Again, in some states, there’s no law that says you can’t, but many states require even intra-family transfers to go through a licensed dealer. Remember, you can never transfer a firearm directly to another person who is a resident of a different state. In that case, you must transfer the firearm through a licensed dealer in the state where the person receiving the gift resides.
Using a gift certificate from a firearms retailer near where the recipient lives might be a good solution. Be safe and check with an in-state FFL dealer before you give any firearm to a friend or family member.
SHOT Show 2026, the biggest gun industry trade show, kicks off Tuesday, January 20, 2026 in Las Vegas and runs through Friday the 23rd. Over 2700 exhibitors will showcase thousands of new products at the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum which together provide more than 830,000 net square feet of displays. The official SHOT Show Product Planner offers a “sneak peak” at 235+ new-for-2026 products for hunters and shooters. Here are a dozen cool new items from the SHOT Show 2026 New Product showcase (product profiles are based on descriptions provided by the manufacturers).
Kini Safe Alert
Real Avid Ratchet Rest
SNAPS Interactive Hearing Protection
Victory VCI Long Gun
Defender EDC Tray Stand
The first question you have to ask is whether the intended recipient can legally own the firearm where he or she lives. With more than 20,000 different gun laws on the books, even the kinds of firearms that law-abiding citizens can own vary from place to place. For example, juveniles (under age 18) generally speaking are precluded by law from possessing a handgun. Check out the 
Consider a Gift Card Instead of Direct Gift
