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Arsenal announces ultra-modern Kalashnikov – AK-20
The guns are 100% made in America — great news as it helps cushion against potential parts supplies drying up if some overseas conflict breaks out.
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Kalashnikov USA just announced an all-American AK-100 series rifle
The AK-101 rifle and accompanying -102 carbine are built to fire the 5.56×45 mm NATO round, while the AK-103 rifle and -104 carbine are chambered for 7.62×39 mm.
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Shotgun lasers, scope mounts, and other blaster bits: lots new from CT
Crimson Trace has added a new Remington 870 compatible counterpart to their popular Lasersaddle, previously only available for the Mossberg Shockwave.
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French military selects Blackhawk T-series holster
France’s military awarded a contract to Virginia Beach-based Blackhawk to holster its military Glock 17s.
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The Hummer is coming back as an electric truck
Dormant for nearly a decade, Hummers are apparently coming back in a big way, albeit with a huge twist.
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Maxim Defense announces new MDX carbine and SBA ammo
The MDX is a magazine-fed, semi automatic carbine developed in response to the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment.
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Army Selects Sig’s .300 Win Mag sniper ammunition
Sig was awarded a $10 million contract from the US Army to manufacture so-called MK 248 MOD 1 and MOD 0 .300 Win Mag ammunition for use with Military sniper weapons.
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The Streamlight TLR-VIR II weapon light | GearScout Guide
As part of the US Army’s modular handgun system contract, Streamlight built the TLR-VIR II for the M17 and M18 handgun. Now the Army’s loss is our gain.
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Franklin Armory unveils .350 Legend pistols and carbines
While the .350 Legend has plenty of great features, it wouldn’t mean anything if companies declined to manufacturing rifles chambered in it. Thankfully for fans of the round, Franklin Armory has just announced a few firearms in the caliber.
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Kriss USA announces .22 Vector
These new guns do not utilize the recoil mitigation system the originals are known for. Though this makes sense given the very light recoil impulse of .22lr firearms.
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Arsenal announces ultra-modern Kalashnikov – AK-20
The guns are 100% made in America — great news as it helps cushion against potential parts supplies drying up if some overseas conflict breaks out.
-
Kalashnikov USA just announced an all-American AK-100 series rifle
The AK-101 rifle and accompanying -102 carbine are built to fire the 5.56×45 mm NATO round, while the AK-103 rifle and -104 carbine are chambered for 7.62×39 mm.
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Shotgun lasers, scope mounts, and other blaster bits: lots new from CT
Crimson Trace has added a new Remington 870 compatible counterpart to their popular Lasersaddle, previously only available for the Mossberg Shockwave.
-
French military selects Blackhawk T-series holster
France’s military awarded a contract to Virginia Beach-based Blackhawk to holster its military Glock 17s.
-
The Hummer is coming back as an electric truck
Dormant for nearly a decade, Hummers are apparently coming back in a big way, albeit with a huge twist.
-
Maxim Defense announces new MDX carbine and SBA ammo
The MDX is a magazine-fed, semi automatic carbine developed in response to the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment.
-
Army Selects Sig’s .300 Win Mag sniper ammunition
Sig was awarded a $10 million contract from the US Army to manufacture so-called MK 248 MOD 1 and MOD 0 .300 Win Mag ammunition for use with Military sniper weapons.
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The Streamlight TLR-VIR II weapon light | GearScout Guide
As part of the US Army’s modular handgun system contract, Streamlight built the TLR-VIR II for the M17 and M18 handgun. Now the Army’s loss is our gain.
-
Franklin Armory unveils .350 Legend pistols and carbines
While the .350 Legend has plenty of great features, it wouldn’t mean anything if companies declined to manufacturing rifles chambered in it. Thankfully for fans of the round, Franklin Armory has just announced a few firearms in the caliber.
-
Kriss USA announces .22 Vector
These new guns do not utilize the recoil mitigation system the originals are known for. Though this makes sense given the very light recoil impulse of .22lr firearms.
-
Arsenal announces ultra-modern Kalashnikov – AK-20
The guns are 100% made in America — great news as it helps cushion against potential parts supplies drying up if some overseas conflict breaks out.
-
Kalashnikov USA just announced an all-American AK-100 series rifle
The AK-101 rifle and accompanying -102 carbine are built to fire the 5.56×45 mm NATO round, while the AK-103 rifle and -104 carbine are chambered for 7.62×39 mm.
-
Shotgun lasers, scope mounts, and other blaster bits: lots new from CT
Crimson Trace has added a new Remington 870 compatible counterpart to their popular Lasersaddle, previously only available for the Mossberg Shockwave.
-
French military selects Blackhawk T-series holster
France’s military awarded a contract to Virginia Beach-based Blackhawk to holster its military Glock 17s.
-
The Hummer is coming back as an electric truck
Dormant for nearly a decade, Hummers are apparently coming back in a big way, albeit with a huge twist.
-
Maxim Defense announces new MDX carbine and SBA ammo
The MDX is a magazine-fed, semi automatic carbine developed in response to the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment.
-
Army Selects Sig’s .300 Win Mag sniper ammunition
Sig was awarded a $10 million contract from the US Army to manufacture so-called MK 248 MOD 1 and MOD 0 .300 Win Mag ammunition for use with Military sniper weapons.
-
The Streamlight TLR-VIR II weapon light | GearScout Guide
As part of the US Army’s modular handgun system contract, Streamlight built the TLR-VIR II for the M17 and M18 handgun. Now the Army’s loss is our gain.
-
Franklin Armory unveils .350 Legend pistols and carbines
While the .350 Legend has plenty of great features, it wouldn’t mean anything if companies declined to manufacturing rifles chambered in it. Thankfully for fans of the round, Franklin Armory has just announced a few firearms in the caliber.
-
Kriss USA announces .22 Vector
These new guns do not utilize the recoil mitigation system the originals are known for. Though this makes sense given the very light recoil impulse of .22lr firearms.
