If a hunting blind is of interest to you, I highly recommend jumping over to the Grizzly Alpha hunting blind product page and reading through it, because this is thing is extremely well thought-out.
Both Canik and US Palm are launching their own suppressor lines. Canik’s are named Void and US Palm’s are called Eye of the Storm (EOS).
Given how small, lightweight, and shelf-stable these packs are, I can see this becoming a staple in my hunting kit as well as something I’ll keep in my truck for emergency use.
Dead Air Silencers showed off a couple of new models at SHOT this year, one geared toward law enforcement-style patrol rifles and one aimed more toward hunting and precision rifles.
Meprolight is a great optics company known for their clear glass, reliable performance, and user-friendly designs (that last one really
The Bodyguard’s slide isn’t milled for an optic, of course, but Viridian has worked around that. Just drift out the rear sight, install the RFX1 and hold it in place with two set screws.
With the cost of a tax stamp for many (but not quite all) NFA items going from $200 to $0,
After adding AR platform rifles to their product line at SHOT last year, Hi-Point is upping their gun game even
The Sonicore line is fully modular, meaning the end user can remove or reinstall baffles as desired to balance length and weight with suppression needs.
