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Checking out some of Hogue Knives’ new offerings at Blade Show 2015.

Pro-Tech shows off one of its cool new auto folders.

As the 9mm guns get smaller, fewer people are carrying their old .380s. But the .380 can be a deadly gun if it is running the right ammo. Today we’re testing out Sig’s new hollow-point .380s. How well do these little rounds run? Read the review…

Some 9mm ARs feel a bit half baked, like the gun can’t decide if it wants to be a carbine or an AR pistol. Others cobble together parts to make the mags fit. Not this one. Stag’s new 9T is a full on rifle. There’s nothing about this gun that’s a compromise, and it may change the way you think about the pistol caliber concept.

Shhh! At the request of Springfield Armory, we’re going to keep quiet for a little while. I picked up a package yesterday from the folks in Geneseo, and in the box were too shiny new pistols. I mean really new, like not even on the shelves yet. And they’ve made some really big changes.

“He was checking to see if I was asleep,” recalled Dykes. “I thought, ‘Yep, I know what you’re up to.” He turned sideways, like a judo guy, and bam: half of his body was in (the window). That’s when I shot him.”

Andy Greenberg from Wired.com wrote an article about his experiences with the “Ghost Gunner,” Defense Distributed’s CNC mill that makes easy bake AR-15 lower receivers.

Is the NRA losing the culture war?

A suicidal man tries to kill himself by setting himself on fire.