The special edition SR1911 is coated in red and features special NRA and 2A engravings. (Photo: Davidson’s) Davidson’s Gallery shows its support for the NRA with the launch of a special edition NRA Ruger SR1911 pistol, available exclusively on Gallery of Guns and through Davidson’s dealers. The Ruger SR1911 NRA Special Edition pistol features a
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The AA-12 ships with one 20-round drum magazine. (Photo: Daniel Terrill) The AA-12 has graced the screens of video games, movie and television appearing on Call of Duty, Modern Warfare and Grand Theft Auto as well The Expendables, G.I. Joe and even the AMC breakout Breaking Bad. Though its recognizable design has been a staple in
New Hampshire gun maker Sig Sauer launched a four-part video series detailing how its bid for a contract to provide the Army with a new Modular Handgun System won and entered service. The marketing campaign details how a variant of the Sig Sauer P320 was pitted against a host of competitors for the largest U.S.
The Vengeance pays homage to WWII veterans with scenery from the attack on Pearl Harbor. (Photo: Auto Ordnance) Auto-Ordnance adds the Vengeance Custom WWII M1 Carbine to its series of vintage style, custom guns. As part of an ongoing WWII commemorative firearms series, the Vengeance showcases walnut furniture paired with engraved imagery. The engravings feature
Colorado-based ECCO Machine has a great way of showing off prototypes. The above shows one of ECCO’s Vorticis 45 cans, a 13.8-ounce Titanium and stainless suppressor they say is designed specifically to reduce port noise on blowback guns, particularly in pistol caliber carbines. To show it off he zips a mag through a Suomi in
Sig Sauer is making just 5,000 commemorative editions of the U.S. Army’s M17 official service pistol, winner of the landmark Modular Handgun System contract. Phil Strader, Sig’s pistol product manager, shows off one of the limited-production handguns, serial numbered 1 to 5,000. The gun ships in the same basic vanilla cardboard packaging used in the
The latest 1911 design from Auto Ordnance delivers a case hardened slide and frame. (Photo: Auto Ordnance) Auto Ordnance continues rolling out custom style 1911s, announcing the latest entry in the form of a Custom Case Hardened 1911. Using an Auto-Ordnance G1 1911 as the base, the case hardened version sports a custom look with
The special edition Lyman Sharps Carbine commemorates the 140th anniversary for Lyman. (Photo: Lyman) Lyman Products’ commemorative Lyman Sharps Carbine. announced in April 2018, is officially heading out to consumers as the company announced the limited edition model is now shipping. Designed by the Italian Firearms Group Davide Pedersoli, the 30-30 Winchester chambered carbine celebrates
The Legacy Rifle features a patriotic theme to honor non-profit organization Folds of Honor. (Photo: RISE Armament) RISE Armament presents a new limited-edition, .223 Wylde chambered AR, known as the Legacy Rifle, in support of non-profit Folds of Honor. The Legacy Rifle tips the scales at 6-pounds, 12-ounces and comes with a guaranteed sub-MOA performance,
On July 13-14, dozens of machine gun enthusiasts and hundreds of fans attended the 13th annual Green Mountain Boys machine gun shoot at Camp David in Eden, Vermont. The weather held out and a good time was had by all. A wide variety of weapons were on display at the event. The only time they were
Introduced during the low-capacity craze of the federal “assault weapon” ban, the single stack P239 is being mourned. Sig Sauer debuted the compact, personal-sized handgun in 1996 in 9mm and .357 SIG, later adding .40 S&W to the stable two years later. Over the years the company sold them in DAO and double/single action configurations
Rather than a clone of the Soviet-era Dragunov designated marksman rifle, the Romanians created the PSL as more of an homage to that gun, basing it off of Kalashnikov designs. That doesn’t mean they aren’t cool, though. (Photo: Circle 10 AK) The word on the street is that the Dragunov-style Romanian semi-auto is set to
Canadian gun vlogger Mike The Vike shows off an easy-to-find 9mm double stack import to the Great North: A Chinese-made P226 clone. Sold as the Norinco NP22 in Mr. Trudeau’s land of the maples, Mike says the gun is readily available for about $300 Canadian, which is something less than $250 U.S. at the current
Killer Innovation co-owner and president Rick Olsen holding a Glock pistol equipped with customized parts during TriggrCon 2018 in Bellevue, Washington. (Photo: Daniel Terrill/Guns.com) Tumwater-based machine shop Killer Innovation put on display their technical prowess at the 2018 TriggrCon show in Bellevue, Washington last month. Co-owner and company president Rick Olsen said if attendees took
Overall, the firearms shown off by Canadian authorities were pretty pedestrian, although some were decidedly older than the norm. (Photos: RCMP & Winnipeg Police) The Canadian prairie province extended a month-long offer to pick up unwanted guns and ammo from the public that produced some interesting, if vintage, hardware. Announced with great fanfare at the
The long-promised 11-pound twin-barreled AR from Silver Shadow has almost two of everything. First promised back in 2012, this very curious .223 salvo rifle was designed by Israeli firearms guru Amos Golan. The Gilboa Snake mates two barrels in a single receiver that uses twin gas blocks and BCGs that eject spent brass in tandem
The lower features Spike from Gremlins in a tongue and cheek approach to a disgruntled forum user’s online hate. (Photo: Palmetto State Armory) In a move that shows the sheer power of internet forum users, Palmetto State Armory announced a new AR-15 lower receiver featuring a special character from the movie Gremlins. The “Poop Flinging
George Christie, AKA Little Fat Guy, has been attending the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot twice a year since 1985. It’s his happy place. Christie rents a few of his machine guns at the well known gun shoot that takes place in April and October near West Point, Kentucky. He can be found at the
A Ohio judge last week rejected a prohibition adopted by the city of Columbus on bump fire stocks, hitting city officials with a permanent injunction against enforcing the ordinance. Judge David Cain, writing for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court, found that the city’s ban did not square against state preemption law which prevents local
The famed Tommy Gun gets a 9mm reboot as Thompson Auto Ordnance announces the new T5-9L20 model chambered in 9mm. (Photo: Thompson Auto Ordnance) Thompson Auto-Ordnance, maker of the legendary Tommy Gun, announced its new Deluxe model Thompson chambered in 9mm is rolling out the factory and headed towards dealers and distributors. The Tommy Gun
An event by neighborhood organizers in San Francisco last weekend netted 187 gun and gun-like objects. The gun “buyback,” the seventh annual event organized by United Playaz, offered $100 cash for handguns and $200 for guns considered “assault weapons,” no question’s asked. The firearms were handled by the San Francisco and are destined to be
Having gone to film school I was subjected to a fair amount of art history. Now, I wouldn’t necessarily consider myself an artist, but I do follow the art scene in my hometown and keep abreast of what’s going on nationwide. To me it’s a source of visual inspiration when I see a really great
If you are looking for a U.S-made 9mm M1911A1 with venerable GI styling, Thompson Auto-Ordnance just delivered (Photos: Kahr) Greeley, Pennsylvania-based Kahr announced this week that their Auto-Ordnance subsidiary is now making 9mm-chambered M1911 models. Describing it as a “response to growing interest and customer demands,” the new variant looks much like their standard single-action
The Sniper Series introduces small nuances into the watch design that pay homage to sniper rifles. (Photo: Morpheus Watches) Morpheus Watches brings some gun style flare to its automatic watch lineup, announcing the new Sniper Series watches. The Sniper Series features 48mm timepieces coded by caliber, each decked out in its own distinctive color. Offering
Three days after the tragic Sutherland Springs church shooting on Nov. 5, 2017, in which 26 people died, USA Today published a video depicting various AR-15 accessories that the shooter could have used on his rifle. One such accessory was a chainsaw bayonet mounted under the barrel. Apparently, they thought that it was a common
Photos released from the seizure by the agency show it was made up in large part of vintage military surplus bolt-action rifles (Photos: LASD) A tipster told the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department that 60-year-old man with a felony record may have a large firearm collection. The tip turned out to be true. The LASD
Some guns blaze through history and forever change the face of firearms design. The 1860 Henry Patent Rifle, though short lived, did just that. It’s now recognized as one of America’s greatest contributions to firearms design. With originals rare and expensive—think $25,000 to $100,000—reproductions are the closest most of us will ever get to appreciating
Few guns through history carry the unsung significance of Benjamin Tyler Henry’s original .44 rimfire lever action repeater, the gun one could “load on Sunday and shoot all week long.” With less than 15,000 ever produced, and far fewer surviving today, reproductions are as close as most of us can come to firing this piece
Rise Armament introduces 13 custom rifles to be auctioned off to benefit Folds of Honor. (Photo: Rise Armament) Rise Armament provides 13 special edition rifles, known as the Patriot Rifle, to Folds of Honor to help fund educational scholarships for children and spouses of fallen and disabled service members. The Patriot Rifles are custom built
Despite some very strict gun laws, longtime Big Island resident, hunter and gun owner David Norris, says he’s able to own all of the guns he wants to be happy. He also thinks the Hawaiian Islands are some of the best hunting grounds on earth. Norris, who grew up in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island
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