More Rimfire is Good Rimfire: Smith & Wesson Adds the New M&P FPC 22LR Carbine and M&P22X Pistol
Two new guns from Smith & Wesson just dropped. First is the M&P FPC 22LR, a natural rimfire line extension
Two new guns from Smith & Wesson just dropped. First is the M&P FPC 22LR, a natural rimfire line extension
All four models, chambered in 5.56, share a 7075 T6 aluminum upper and lower receiver, ambidextrous controls, a Radian Raptor charging handle, Williams folding sights, and an M&P grip that ships with four interchangeable backstraps.
The CZ P-10 C PORTED compact pistol builds on the proven foundations of the CZ P-10 series and delivers a new level of speed and shooting accuracy thanks to its integrated compensator and a cold hammer forged barrel that is 10% heavier.
The Military Armament Corp MAC IX is a Turkish blowback operated 9mm semi-auto pistol that takes MP5 mags, has an AR-style rear charging handle, and takes AR drop-in triggers.
The LTT Hellcat Pro now has two upgraded options: the Pro and Pro Comp. In partnership with Apex Tactical, these enhanced models bring Precision Built Confidence to Springfield Armory’s trusted platform—making them even better for everyday carry.
Palmetto State’s Sabre-10 AR-10 line was introduced back in 2023 and has become increasingly popular because of its features and price. The latest addition, their Sabre-10 K1, was announced at SHOT and just became available last week.
Out on the show floor it was clear that if you didn’t come to Atlanta with a new gun or product to showcase, well, you missed a great opportunity to grab the attention of consumers eager for something new.
WTAF? Why the hell not? Who says we can’t? Crazy, but sure. Come on, let’s do it. You have to think that some or all of those were heard around amongst the Rossi design team when they considered these latest mutations of the R95 lever gun and Brawler pistol.
Check your calendar. No, it’s not April 1. These really are AR-15 platform rifles and pistols from Hi-Point. Like, for real. MKS Supply — better known as Hi-Point Firearms — is producing AR platform guns.
I had to look it up, but the word Mafteah means a key or opening instrument in Hebrew. That’s pretty fitting for something that falls into the class of the old Masterkey entry and breaching shotguns.