Because Everyone Wants a Battery-Powered Full-Auto BB Gun
Unlike other full auto BB guns, which commonly utilize a 20-BB magazine, the Raiden serves up more than three times that for more smiles per trigger pull.
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Virginia Gun Control: Nothing is More Dangerous Than Sincere Ignorance
So manny of today’s gun control initiatives—or what we like to call infringements on an enumerated civil right—is performative. It’s
Springfield Adding Aimpoint COA Optics to 1911 and 1911 Double Stack Pistols
Remember when we thought chocolate and peanut butter was the perfect combination? Springfield Armory may have just come up with
Beretta Collaborates With Langdon Tactical On the New 92G Elite Combat LTT
The 92G Elite Combat combines modern performance enhancements with the proven reliability and shootability of the iconic Beretta 92 platform.
Springfield Announces the New, More Affordable Echelon Alpha
Enter the Springfield Armory Echelon Alpha pistol: the same core modular Echelon design, but at a lower price.
The Latest Ruger/Magpul Collaboration: LCP MAX With Magpul’s EGH Grip and Extended Magazine
Initial models will feature a manual safety, a 10‑round magazine, and a new, 13‑round magazine purpose-built for the EHG.
Colt Optics Announces the New VMR Series of Magnified Optics
If you’re looking to pick one of these up, the VMR 1-8×28 and 3-18×44 will be available through retailers in the next few weeks, while the 4.5-27×56 is due later this summer.
HK Enters the Micro-Compact 9mm Segment
Designed to compete with micro compacts like the P365, Hellcat, Reflex, etc., HK’s new VP9CC packs 10 rounds of 9mm in its flush-fitting magazine and 12 rounds in its slightly extended mag.
Coming in June: Beretta 80X Cheetah Tactical Special Edition
The SA/DA compact .380 but adds handy barrel threads and pairs it up with a blacked-out slide, barrel, grips, and magazine base pad set against a bronze anodized aluminum frame.
Taurus Adds a New Dual Cylinder Deputy SAO Revolver in .357/.38 and 9mm Luger
Launching 9x19mm Parabellum rounds from a revolver that weighs north of 40 ounces means an incredibly enjoyable (and affordable) shooting experience.