Via The Reload – Insurers have agreed to pay a massive settlement to the victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting to the dismay of the gun industry. $73 million will be paid out by insurers of the now-defunct Remington Outdoor Company (ROC), according to a settlement announcement released on Tuesday. The settlement will also allow the … Read more
We recently spoke with Mark Smith of JBS Training Group about new courses in 2022 focused on proficiency at a distance, what it takes to be a successful instructor, and how an overemphasis on strict range rules can have an unforeseen negative impact in real-world situations.
We chatted with Q’s Kevin Brittingham to get an early 2022 update on 8.6 Blackout. We discuss real-world results from African hunts, how he feels the round has surpassed his initial expectations, its superiority to .308, a potential 8.6 Blackout Honey Badger, and more.
We recently sat down with Stephen Gutowski of The Reload in early 2022 to get updates on the pistol brace ban proposal, the proposed rule broadening the definition of firearm to ban so-called “ghost guns” and more.
Christopher Woomer of VEIL Solutions has revealed a 13.7″ rifle he has been planning in conjunction with Sons of Liberty Gun Works. The gun looks fantastic at first glance, and should prove to be highly sought after hard-use rifle, much like Aaron Cowan’s SAGE Edition. We look forward to learning more about this rifle, as … Read more
The weeks leading up to SHOT Show are always interesting, as many companies launch new products. New for 2022, Springfield Armory has announced the launch of a 5.56 rifle in bullpen configuration that they are calling the “Hellion.”
SIG SAUER is proud to announce the official expansion of the MCX series of rifles with the new MCX-SPEAR chambered in 277 SIG FURY. The MCX-SPEAR was developed with direct input from U.S. warfighters to provide more power, distance, and accuracy to replace the current M4 rifle platform.
Magpul has announced the existence of an Magpul Enhanced Ejection Port Cover, which they say is a drop-in upgrade that’s not only easy to install, but offers increased strength and corrosion resistance over more standard offerings.
When it comes to red dot optics, the T1/T2 from Aimpoint remains our first choice, as it is simple, extremely robust, and proven to work when it counts. Today, Aimpoint announced a new optic that, at first glance, looks a lot like the Aimpoint T1/T2, with a “budget friendly” price of $499 that makes it very attractive.
Lots of new products are expected to be showcased at this year’s SHOT Show. One of which is the new Vortex Micro6x. This new optic will be at home on carbines hosting red dots and holographic sights, and allows you to go from 1x immediately to 6x with a simple flip. MSRP is currently listed at $549.99.