An early Senior Citizen Defender mounted to a Ruger pistol. (Photo: SCD) For more information visit A new family of products from Senior Citizen Defender hopes to make it easier for people to safely handle and shoot handguns. These non-NFA foregrips give shooters a place to hold a handgun in front of the trigger guard [...]

“When we began this project, we started with a single goal – create the world’s premier low power variable riflescope,” said David Hamilton, Vortex Optics Chief Development Officer in a press release obtained by GunsAmerica.

Smith & Wesson is starting the new year by introducing a bunch of new Performance Center guns, with M&P pistols and Thompson/Center rifles.

The 45th Anniversary CZ 75 B will feature a bright, high-polish blued finish, scrollwork on the frame and slide along the muzzle and engraved blonde wood grips to match the scrolling.

Kriss USA, the company behind the futuristic-looking Vector submachine gun, just announced a semi-automatic rimfire version for the American market.

In 2020 we expect to see a lot of great products hit the market but few guns will put more smiles on faces than the return of the Colt Python.

Thompson Auto-Ordnance is expanding their commemorative World War II collections with the addition of the 75th Anniversary Iwo Jima Series.

Ruger is launching two new pistols that are guaranteed to be crowd-pleasers, the new Ruger LCP II in .22 Long Rifle and the new Ruger-57 in 5.7x28mm.

The optics-ready subcompact is a polymer double-stack striker-fired pistol in line with the rest of the 509 series with a 12+1- or 15+1-round capacity.