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B.E. Meyers & Co., a defense technology manufacturer, unveiled the VSLAP-V1, an advanced photonic sight system. The company specializes in optical solutions for military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters.
Suppressor manufacturers are adding muzzle brakes to silencers at increasing rates. Yankee Hill Machine released a new Victra 20-gauge shotgun suppressor featuring this hybrid design. The trend reflects shooter demand for recoil control combined with sound reduction.
Franklin Armory's OPS-16 piston rifle challenges conventional wisdom about AR-15 operating systems. A hands-on review examines whether self-regulating piston technology delivers real benefits for civilian shooters accustomed to direct impingement designs.
Sons of Liberty Gun Works markets the MK1 as a SOCOM-contract rifle, but the actual military version differs significantly in specifications and features. The civilian model trades military-grade components for cost reduction.
5.11 Tactical released the AllHaula cooler line with leakproof seals and modular storage designed for field use and transport. Purpose-built durability targets outdoorsmen and shooters managing gear in hot conditions.
VKTR Industries now sells its patented VK1 ambidextrous lower receiver as a standalone product to dealers and law enforcement, ending the requirement to buy complete rifles.
FN Herstal released the FN MAG TACTICAL with Long Rail Conversion Kit, adding Picatinny rails and modern ergonomics to the battle-proven FN MAG general purpose machine gun platform.
YouTube removed Big Horn Armory's channel without warning or stated reason. The lever-action rifle manufacturer faces an indefinite ban from the platform with no path to reinstatement apparent.
Kalashnikov Concern developed the AK-203, an accurized 7.62x39mm variant of the AK-103, starting in 2017 after Pakistan requested higher precision performance. The rifle represents a shift from the platform's traditional reliability-first design philosophy toward match-grade accuracy.
A privately owned FN SCAR 17 built with a Handl Defense lower and Swiss suppressor demonstrates why this battle rifle remains the platform of choice for serious shooters. At 8 pounds with a 16.25-inch barrel in 7.62x51mm NATO, the SCAR delivers full-power performance in a genuinely lightweight package.
GunsAmerica's 100 Days of Silence giveaway reaches Day 43 with a $3,660.97 suppressed rimfire package, including a takedown host, multi-caliber suppressor, and NFA processing through Silencer Central. The daily contests run through mid-August with entries opening at 6 AM each morning.
Side-by-side shotguns under $500 deliver reliable performance for hunting and sport shooting without the premium price of over-under models. Budget options from established manufacturers give gun owners practical alternatives for upland game and clay work.
Beretta Defense Technologies unveiled LIVET at Eurosatory 2026, an eight-barrel automated turret mounting Benelli Drone Guardian shotguns for counter-drone defense. The remote-controlled system tracks and engages aerial targets without manual operator aiming, marking a significant shift in kinetic C-UAS technology deployment.
Missouri Bullet Company's hard-cast ammunition performed reliably across five calibers when tested with the Frankford Arsenal Precision single-stage press. The combination offers reloaders a cost-effective option for volume shooting and hunting.
ATN Corp released four Gen 6 thermal monoculars ranging from under $500 to $5,000, all sharing the same 6th Generation thermal engine, 50 Hz refresh rate, and AI-enhanced imaging. The lineup gives hunters and shooters affordable entry points and premium options on a single platform.
Caldwell Shooting Supplies expanded beyond shooting rests and bags to launch the Claycopter Surface-to-Air Launcher, a motorized clay target system that Jarrod Grove demonstrated at Plinka Palooza 2026. The move signals the company's shift into more complex shooter-focused equipment while maintaining its core product line.
Israeli Weapons Industries released the Mafteah, a semi-auto 12-gauge breaching shotgun designed for compact door entry. The gun combines tactical functionality with a reduced footprint for close-quarters work.
FN Browning Group acquired Accuracy International, the UK precision rifle manufacturer behind the Arctic Warfare and AXMC platforms. The deal positions FN to compete for British military contracts worth hundreds of millions as the UK military upgrades its rifle inventory through 2030.
The VZ 58 offers Czech-made reliability and ergonomics as a practical alternative to AK-pattern rifles, with better controls and accuracy potential at comparable or lower prices than quality Kalashnikov clones.
Double-stack 1911 pistols are selling at steep discounts, with several models priced competitively against standard Glocks. The price drop reflects market saturation in the modern 1911 segment and signals a shift in buyer preference toward proven duty platforms.
