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Arkansas Governor Signals Support for Reduced Concealed Carry Fees

Arkansas Governor Signals Support for Reduced Concealed Carry Fees

“I fully support their efforts, and if the legislature passes this bill in the upcoming session, I will sign it into law,” said the governor.

SIG TREAD Rifle: Tailored Upgrades for Under $1000

SIG TREAD Rifle: Tailored Upgrades for Under $1000

SIG’s M400 TREAD is moderately-priced premium rifle which gives the consumer the freedom to tailor the rifle to their application and budget. The extensive TREAD line delivers with the sheer number of upgrade options as well as in terms of quality.

Review: Speer’s New Gold Dot 10MM Auto Personal Defense Round

Review: Speer’s New Gold Dot 10MM Auto Personal Defense Round

I’m a big fan of all things 10MM, and Speer got my attention recently when the ammunition maker announced the new Speer Gold Dot 10MM Auto Personal Defense round, firing a 200-grain Gold Dot bullet.

SIG Announces New Gadsden-Inspired Tread Rifle and Accessories

SIG Announces New Gadsden-Inspired Tread Rifle and Accessories

SIG Sauer is going after a new market segment with their Gadsden Flag-themed Tread rifle and Tread family of accessories.

The Evolution of the Canik TP9: Everyman’s Combat Handgun Becomes the Apex Predator

The Evolution of the Canik TP9: Everyman’s Combat Handgun Becomes the Apex Predator

Mechanical systems evolve over time. The earliest German Messerschmitt Bf 109 A fighter plane first flew in 1937. That remarkable aircraft sported a Jumo 210A 600-horsepower engine driving a fixed-pitch two-bladed propeller. Seven years later the Bf 109 G-6 carried a Daimler-Benz DB 605A-1 powerplant producing 1,455 hp turning a constant-speed variable-pitch paddle-geometry three-bladed prop. The G-6 was easily twice as capable as the earlier A model. The Nazis ultimately produced 33, 984 copies of the plane. Operational pressures exerted by full-bore combat on three fronts drove the Bf 109 to evolve over time.

IR Laser US Night Vision

Can’t See, Can’t Fight! Get An Infrared Aiming Laser from US NightVision

I know from the Global War on Terror, as does everyone else that fought in that conflict, what happens if you try and fight people that can see in the dark when you can’t. You die. End of story.

Primary Arms' Newest Micro Dot: 50K Hours, Only  $150!

Primary Arms’ Newest Micro Dot: 50K Hours, Only $150!

Primary Arms has an updated Micro Dot, the MD-RB-AD. It promises battery life and performance in the range of Aimpoint’s red dots at a fraction of the cost.

Springfield's Hammer-Fired XD-E Goes Big-Bore with .45 ACP Model

Springfield’s Hammer-Fired XD-E Goes Big-Bore with .45 ACP Model

The XD-E is a polymer-framed, hammer-fired single-stack .45 for everyday carry. It’s slim and light and affordably priced, too.

IWI Introducing the Masada Striker-Fired Pistol in 9mm

IWI Introducing the Masada Striker-Fired Pistol in 9mm

The Masada is polymer-framed and striker-fired with fully-ambidextrous controls and three interchangeable backstraps, shipping in Q1 of 2018.

Thompson Center's Strike: A Striker-Fired Muzzleloader — Full Review

Thompson Center’s Strike: A Striker-Fired Muzzleloader — Full Review

The muzzleloader can be a freezer-saver; many states offer a special season after, or sometimes before, the regular rifle season, and there may even be an additional tag involved. I have had deer seasons where the centerfire rifle went unfired for the entire season, and the muzzleloader was relied on to put meat in the freezer.