POTD: IWI Tavor with the Pulsar Trail 3 LRF XR50

Some rifles practically beg for a thermal scope. The IWI Tavor is usually not one of them. Most Tavors spend their lives with a red dot on top and an owner explaining to friends where the magazine actually goes, so spotting one wearing Pulsar's brand new Trail 3 LRF XR50  makes you look...

By Eric B •

Taurus TXM: One Pistol, Two Calibers - 5.7x28mm & .22 WMR

Taurus customers have been asking for a magnum version of the TX22 for a while. Taurus has answered with the TXM, and it went a step further than people asked for. The new polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol comes in both .22 WMR and 5.7x28mm, and Taurus calls it the first pistol built to switch ...

By Eric B •

Beretta 1301 and A300 Owners - Rejoice: Reptilia's New BPS Stock

Owners of the Beretta 1301 and A300, rejoice. Reptilia has built a stock for your scattergun. The BPS, short for Beretta Precision Stock, is a drop-in replacement for both shotguns, made from polymer, aluminium and steel, with adjustable comb height and a length of pull that starts noticeably sho...

By Eric B •

Texas Democrats Waste No Time Going After Guns: 16 Bills Filed So Far

Just days after Democrats captured the Texas governorship and state House, lawmakers began filing gun control bills targeting semiautomatic rifles, private firearm transfers, and gun ownership by adults under 21. Gun rights organizations are warning Texans that the next legislative session could ...

By Dave Workman •

Garmin Acquires Applied Ballistics

Garmin has acquired Applied Ballistics . That's right, one of the most popular and accurate ballistic calculator providers is going to be under Garmin's umbrella. This poses a lot of interesting new possibilities for future product types.

By Daniel Y •

Arkansas Voters Pass Gun Rights Amendment

Arkansas voters overwhelmingly approved Measure 2, strengthening the state's constitutional protections for firearm ownership. The post Arkansas Voters Pass Gun Rights Amendment appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

By Mark Chesnut •
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