SDS Imports was a must-see booth at SHOT Show 2026, especially for anyone named Detective Axel Foley. 
 

Inglis 2035

The Inglis 2035 is the gun that Detective Axel Foley wishes he had. 

If you’re familiar with the Browning Hi-Power, you know the design is making a little bit of a comeback. The 1911 is one of John Moses Browning’s most prominent designs, and many companies have built on the design to modernize it with the 2011. SDS has done the exact same thing to its old-school Inglis Browning Hi-Power clone line. 
 

The Inglis 2035 is a modernized version of the iconic double-stack 9mm that dates to the 1930s. The 2035 features modern amenities like a Delta Point Pro optic mount, front slide serrations with lightening cuts, a fiber-optic front sight, a rail for a light or laser, G10-style grip panels, an ambidextrous safety, and an extended slide lock/release. 
 

The 2035 is a heavier metal handgun, which will help it sit down in the hand as you go through the shooting sequence. This version of the Hi-Power eliminates the magazine disconnect. The trigger is flat-faced with a light, crisp break, followed by a short and audible reset. This handgun feeds from flush-fit 15-round Hi-Power magazines, with the possibility of 17 or 18-round magazines to come. 
 

Spandau RL Bolt-Action

In late 2025, SDS launched its line of Spandau bolt-action rifles. This line of Turkish manufactured bolt-action rifles is centered on a Remington 700-pattern short action. This footprint allows the user to take advantage of the countless aftermarket upgrades that are available for the 700. 
 

This rifle features a 20-inch .308-chambered barrel with a 1:10 twist and 5/8x24 thread pitch. The rifle feeds from AICS magazines and features a drilled and tapped receiver. A Turkish walnut stock accents the rifle beautifully.