With equivalent price bracket of other high-end European manufacturers, this may be an air rifle worth looking into if you're scouting the market for a quality backyard plinker. It has a claimed 841FPS in 22 and 1021FPS in .177, self-sufficient gas piston propulsion system, adjustable MatchLite trigger, integral silencer and a coated wood stock. Accuracy is said to be competitive. This from their website:

Introducing the most advanced break barrel system in the marketplace, engineered and produced by SIG in Newington, New Hampshire. The common misconception among many is that high muzzle velocity makes for a better air rifle. In actuality, foot-pound muzzle energy is a more accurate gauge of the power of air rifles than the speed at which a projectile comes out of the barrel. Down-range accuracy and retained energy are better with a heavier projectile leaving the barrel at subsonic speed rather than an impractically-lightweight projectile leaving the barrel at a supersonic speed of 1400+ feet per second. This .22CAL suppressed single-shot, Advanced Sport Pellet (ASP) air rifle delivers down-range power and accuracy with the lightest cocking effort in its class, making it ideal for hunting small to medium game.

After nearly a decade of the polymer craze, are we seeing a return to steel frame pistols? This from the Walther website: The new Q5 Match from Walther is built for the competitive shooter. Built around our award winning PPQ platform, the Q5 Match SF features an optics ready slide that comes with a Trijicon RMR, Leupold Delta Point, and Docter Optics ready mounting plate in addition to the standard competition iron sights. The beautiful new addition to the Q5 Match family features an expertly manufactured precision Steel Frame offering added weight to an already proven platform. Along with a ported slide and the Carl Walther signature ergonomics, and a blue quick defense trigger, the Q5 SF is the flattest shooting model to date.

Looks great but...um...I have only one question, where's the Python? Also, why have they made the new trigger guards like that? Is it only me or does it look like it got bent clocking a perp over the head? GOM

This from their website: The King Cobra Target was thoughtfully engineered to adapt the powerful .357 magnum King Cobra revolver to the competitive range. Featuring a 4¼” barrel, adjustable rear sight, elevated fiber optic front sight, and custom wood medallion grips, the Target is the third model in Colt’s re-imagined King Cobra series.

• Action: Double Action
  
• Capacity: 6
• Finish: Matte Stainless Steel
• Grips: Altamont, Wood
• Sights: FT: Fiber Optic RR: Adjustable
• Barrel Length: 4.25
• Overall Length: 9.25
• Features: LL2 Linear Leaf Mainspring Design

An 8" 44MAG revolver, yes! This from the Taurus website: The Taurus Raging HunterT is a 44 Magnum, 6-shot revolver. Its striking Stainless and Blue two-tone finish is enough to grab the attention of any big-bore aficionado, but the optics-ready Picatinny rail and angular barrel design will seal the deal. It is also available in a Matte Blue for those seeking a more classic look. The unique barrel system incorporates a steel sleeve that is inserted into an aluminum housing that cuts down on the overall weight, making this a well-balanced hunting sidearm. The exclusive cushioned insert grips on the Raging Series large frame revolvers makes shooting them comfortable and controllable. Also aiding in recoil management is the unique placement of the factory-tuned porting and gas expansion chamber that is designed to disperse gases directionally-reducing muzzle lift and delivering quicker target acquisition. This built-to-last revolver is a fun and effective alternative for short to medium range hunting scenarios.