Tag: News

With Kalashnikovs now more popular than ever in the U.S., Rob Ski over at the AK Operators Union sat down recently and held a class on the platform covering basic accuracy troubleshooting from iron sights to optics. Stuff like this is gold and the guys over at AKOU probably know more about how Kalash work… Continue reading Holding class on AK Accuracy

While the market for sub-guns with law enforcement died out alongside Rainbow Six sales, they have seen a resurgence as pistol caliber carbines have proved their worth in making accurate engagements in the gap between 15 and 100 yards. Tampa, Florida’s B&T USA— the American branch of Switzerland’s Brugger & Thomet AG — has had… Continue reading B&T USA APC9 Gets some LE Love

Iowa’s Volquartsen, known for their rimfire race gun line and accessory business, has been marketing a neat small game/varmint style backpack gun for the past couple of years– the ENV .22. Expanding that concept, the company has just introduced the ENV-HMR. Featuring Volquartsen’s in-house aluminum 17 HMR receiver with an integral 0 MOA Picatinny rail… Continue reading Volquartsen ENV, now in .17HMR

In news that bodes well for all things silencer and silencer-related, SAAMI, the guys who standardize and publish specs and drawings for cartridges and chambers, has now done the same thing for barrel threads and suppressor sockets. This is important as it will help keep everyone referring to the same spec when it comes to… Continue reading SAAMI Standardizes Suppressor Threads

We’ve talked about the Rock Island Auction for the sale of the only surviving “BlasTech DL-44 Heavy Blaster” wielded by Harrison Ford as Han Solo in Star Wars: A New Hope in past weeks. Crafted from a C96 “Broomhandle” Mauser by Bapty prop house in the UK, Rock Island acquired it and marketed it logically–… Continue reading Highest price for a Blaster, ever

Back in 2020, the lumbering jumbo jet that was Remington Outdoors burned in hard after running out of gas, and, following a federal bankruptcy hearing, the highest bidders salvaged its singed remains. While Federal got its ammo business, Ruger came away with Marlin, Franklin Armory (for some reason) bought Bushmaster, and Palmetto took several lesser-known… Continue reading Remington promises a New(er) Rifle

For the past few years, Smith & Wesson has been debuting these almost comically large “X-frame” revolvers chambered in massive calibers that make .357 and .44 Magnums look like popguns. These guns include the Model 460 (so named as it is in .460 S&W Mag) and the Model 500 (.500 S&W Mag). Well, the company… Continue reading New S&W Legend 350 Wheelgun

Called before Congress to take a no-win public beating from Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney– who is locked in a “cage match” of a reelection campaign– Smith & Wesson declined and let Daniel Defense and Ruger take a spin in the barrel (both of which had the memes to show for it). This resulted in Maloney calling… Continue reading Smith & Wesson Talks Smack on Second Amendment

CZ-USA is bringing a new precision rifle shooting rimfire trainer to this side of the Atlantic where PRS shooting is booming. The company already has a Varmint Precision Trainer of their bolt-action model 457 rifle, the 457 VPT. They also have a 457 Match Target Rifle which has a chamber cut to the tightest specification… Continue reading New CZ 457 VPT MTR

SDS Imports has been bringing in a Commander-sized M1911A1 variant from Tisas in Turkey dubbed the Tanker for the past couple of years. That basic black Cerakoted .45ACP runs a GI-style hammer on a forged slide with a 4.25-inch stainless barrel and a full-sized frame complete with a flat mainspring housing, Series 70 internals, and… Continue reading Tisas announces new Tank Commander 1911