Aero Precision made a name for itself offering customers quality AR-15 rifles and parts at prices most gun owners can afford. Now, the Washington State company is looking to branch out into suppressors and bolt action rifles.

At SHOT Show 2022, FN announced the imminent release of an entirely redesigned “High Power,” and we couldn’t wait to get our hands on it.

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo took to the pages of the Los Angeles Times this week to explain how his city’s slate of new anti-gun ordinances, set to become law at a January 25 city council meeting, will reduce violence in his city.

As part of his answer to a question about how states are banding together to push back against federal gun control laws, Gov. Dunleavy highlighted Alaska’s State Defense Force.

Silencer Central attracted tons of SHOT attention with two new titanium and Inconel suppressors: the Banish 338 and the Banish 46.

A new bill recently introduced in the Wisconsin state legislature would allow high schools to offer a firearm safety course to its students.

Less than a year after announcing their first handgun offering—the Dagger—the South Carolina company is set to release three new handguns: a subcompact Dagger, a full-size Dagger, and a 5.7mm handgun called “The Rock.”

The 9mm CPX-9 will hit the shelves at less than $300, but that doesn’t mean users should expect subpar performance. The new double-action-only hammer-fired handgun has seen some major improvements, and the CPX-9 is entirely American made.

Dubbed the “G-S173,” Franklin Armory’s new binary trigger and slide kit enables a Glock 17 to fire a round on the trigger pull and on the release—what the company calls “binary mode.”