Cole-TAC's New Revolution Bag Rest

Cole-TAC ever-expanding line of shooting rest bags now includes a new model. The Revolution Bag  is a streamlined design with a curved surface perfect for use on fence posts and other common stage props. It is also 100% made in America.

By Daniel Y •

Millennium Q400 Guard House Buck Hut Built for Comfort and Longevity

Millennium Outdoors is rolling out the Q400 Guard House Buck Hut for 2026, a fixed elevated blind built around the idea that long sits in bad weather shouldn’t mean suffering. The structure puts you 8 feet, 8 inches off the ground with a 15-foot, 8-inch overall height, giving you enough ele...

By Sam.S •

Smith & Wesson M&P FPC 9mm Rifle – $499.99

PSA has the Smith & Wesson M&P FPC 9mm Semi-Auto Rifle listed at $499.99 as a Daily Deal. The optics-ready folding carbine includes three magazines, a threaded barrel, M-LOK handguard, and compatibility with M&P pistol mags.

By AmmoLand Editor Duncan Johnson •

A Student's Vision of The New Generation of Russian Light Machine Gun

A recent post by Kalashnikov.ru  shed light on the work of a young engineering student on a proposed light machine gun design. It was an interesting design recently submitted at the M. T. Kalashnikov Izhevsk State Technical University (ISTU), where the annual exchange between academic traini...

By Lynndon Schooler •

The Lusber – Bersa Before the Thunder

Argentinian firm Bersa makes a lot of guns. They produce polymer-frame, duty-style guns, 2011s, and even ARs, yet they are still known as the guys that make the Walther PPK clone for a lot less money than a PPK. The Thunder is what they are most known for, but it was far from their first […...

By Travis Pike •

Review: Springfield XD Mod.4 OSP 9mm

Editor’s Note: The author received a Springfield XD Mod.4 pistol on loan from the company for the purposes of writing this review. I’ve always appreciated the Springfield Armory XD series for what it is: a simple, reliable and accurate 9mm pistol. While the original may have more than two dec...

By Richard Johnson •
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