CZ introduces the CZ600+ line of bolt-action rifles, an upgrade of the successful CZ-600 series, available in nine variants and over twelve calibers to cover all hunting and sport shooting needs
New from Aimpoint AB of Sweden, the Duty RDS MR red dot sight allows users to select three reticle options for sporting, hunting, and tactical uses at any range and on any target
SAKO announces the launch of the Arctic Rifle Generation family of weapons, chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO and 7.62x51mm NATO and dedicated to military, law enforcement, and government customers
Smith & Wesson announces the phasing out of production of the iconic .22 rimfire Model 41 competition pistol: It's the end of an era in the history of sport shooting
Vortex Optics introduces the new Ranger HD 3000 10x42 binocular, featuring high definition optical elements and a built-in laser rangefinder exceeding 3000 yards in range
Manufactured in England by W.W. Greener, the Light Harpoon Gun Mk.2 based on a Martini-Henry action gained its place in the Hall of Fame when it appeared in the seminal movie Jaws
The well-known Italian manufacturer of target and hunting rifles Sabatti obtains a US patent for its advanced monocoque carbon fiber stock.
Smith & Wesson introduces the M&P Shield X semi-automatic micro-compact pistol, a concealed carry oriented design featuring service-grade capacity and ergonomics
Buying a firearm is a significant investment, and for many gun owners, the appeal of purchasing a used firearm online is undeniable. We have taken GunsAmerica as a good example of how it should work.
FABARM expands the STF/12 pump-action shotgun series with the Compact XL Range 22" QTA model, dedicated specifically to drone warfare
Holosun introduces the new AEMS X2 series of enclosed red dot sights, featuring a sturdy construction and a 2 MOA dot for hunting, sport shooting, defensive, and military or law enforcement uses
Many, but not all, gun enthusiasts are familiar with "case hardening," a metal treatment that creates beautiful color nuances, once widely used on muzzle-loading weapons and valuable, fine guns. Let's see why and how it was done then and now.
