This Week

A new firm Digital Arms is looking to bring cryptocurrency and tokens to the world of shooting, combining the intellectual property of the gun industry with video games using their own Hunter token, $HNTR.

SIG’s new Custom Works Concierge Service allows users to build their own firearm starting with a fire control unit for one of the company’s popular handguns. From there, customers choose a grip size and style, a slide, barrel, guides and springs, magazines, and optics. They also have the option to engrave text on the side of the handgun depending on the slide selected.

Springfield Armory is proud to announce two new additions to its Emissary 1911 pistol line.

“During the oral arguments several justices affirmed that the right to keep and bear arms does not stop at the front door.”

Virginia gun owners handed Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe a devastating loss last night and likely flipped the House of Delegates to the Republicans in the process.

Seekins Precision is expanding their Havak line of precision long-range bolt-action rifles for competitive shooting with the new Havak Hit.

British sniper Craig Harrison revealed this week additional details about his famous 1.5-mile double kill, including his position when he took the shot and how many seconds his bullet was in the air.

Primary Arms now offers order financing with Credova, a ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ option that emphasizes quality of service, accessibility, and convenience for online retail.

Eli Crane is fed up. The former Navy SEAL and Bottle Breacher founder is tired of two-faced politicians and power-hungry legislators, and he’s decided to do something about it.