The Steiner DBAL-A3 civilian dual-beam laser (green visible + IR pointer + adjustable illuminator) is on a limited-time blem closeout at Palmetto State Armory for $1,199.99—$601 off the regular $1,800.99. Built for real carbine and night-vision work with proven zero retention.
Texas Democrats wasted little time introducing new gun restrictions after the midterm elections. The post Texas Democrats’ 20-Plus Anti-Gun Bills Show Where Their Top Priority Truly Lies appeared first on The Truth About Guns.
Ohio sent SB 214 to the governor, Florida's AG told police how he reads section 790.221, and Montana prepped bills for January. The federal paperwork shrank; the dealer's judgment call did not.
They chose reliable break-actions and sturdy pumps that range from affordable to fancy The post These 9 Gun Writers Pick Their Single Favorite Shotgun of All Time appeared first on Outdoor Life.
Mantis has spent years building gadgets to make dry fire less of a chore, from sensors that mount to the rail of your own pistol to trigger reset systems for the AR crowd. The TitanX is Mantis rolling all of that into one package: a Glock 19 pattern training pistol with a laser, a res...
Ninety minutes. That is how long a Leica artisan with more than 25 years at the bench spends hand-polishing a single Fortis Glossy riflescope. The high-gloss, weather-resistant finish is made to match the deep bluing of a classic bolt-action or break-barrel rifle. In an era when hand craftsmanshi...
Welcome back to another edition of Concealed Carry Corner . Last week, we looked at the second part of some of the biggest carry mistakes people tend to make. If you happened to miss that article, be sure to click the link here to check it out. This week, I wanted to look at an interesting ...
Colorado and Denver are fighting FPC's lawsuit over nonresident gun carry rights, but Denver's claim that a California resident can already carry concealed raises new questions about the state's reciprocity restrictions.
Second Circuit revives NYC gun owners’ challenge to the one-gun carry limit, 90-day purchase wait, and two-handgun carry license cap. Read the original story: Tossed in 2024, Revived in 2026: Second Circuit Sends NYC’s One-Gun Carry Limit and 90-Day Purchase Wait Back for a History Test
Here's Speer's announcement in full: