Jordan Michaels

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.”

We were impressed when we got a chance to take the new Tisas PX-9 Gen III for a spin at SHOT Show 2022.

Now, veteran-owned IT company SimIS is offering another way to simulate real-world scenarios for those professionals who need to be ready for anything.

A crime spree in Beverly Hills, California, has residents of the historically antigun city flocking to the town’s only gun store while Black Americans in the area struggle to protect themselves, according to a new report from Fox News.

A Rhode Island man has been charged with conspiring to traffic firearms and making false statements for allegedly operating a “ghost gun home factory” and selling the completed firearms in the Dominican Republic.

California lawmakers are set to introduce a bill that would allow victims of “gun violence,” local governments, and the state sue gun makers and sellers for “reckless” behavior.

A group of gun owners in California is suing the state in federal court over a new law that allows law enforcement agencies to share personally identifying gun owner information with researchers and nonprofits.