FN America

FN Herstal and FN America are announcing two new modern midsize, polymer-framed, striker-fired handguns with two different markets in mind.

Throwback to early 2020, and FN released their smallest handgun in decades: the FN 503. Geared towards conceal-ability, FN states that “compromises in shootability, accuracy, and reliability with slim CCW handguns are solved.” This pistol utilizes single stack magazines to give it a total width of 1.1 inches. The slim design makes concealed carrying easier and more comfortable than other large options. 

FN’s new .22 LR pistol brings the functionality and styling of modern 9mm carry weapons and the affordability of the world’s most common cartridge. The 502T could be both an affordable way to train and a reasonable way to carry.

FN America just issued a mandatory recall of FN M249S semi-automatic, belt-fed rifles made and sold before January 1 of this year.

These rifles feature FN’s new in-house designed furniture including a 6-position carbine stocks, ergonomic pistol grips and polymer magazines and add ambidextrous controls in four different patterns.

FN just released their first-ever 22 LR pistol and newest design as of September 1st, the FN 502 Tactical. If you’re lucky it has already made it out to some stores near you.

FN America just announced the new 502 pistol, a practical-tactical plinker, along with an update for the renowned SCAR platform.

FN is adding new versions of their FN Five-Seven and FN 503 pistols in all flat dark earth, which will be welcome for FDE fans. There’s bigger news, too.

FN America is pleased to announce that NATO is standardizing the FN 5.7x28mm cartridge.