[Update 12/18/2009: Gen 4 Glock photo is here.]
The announcement of the adjustable grip Glock pistols yesterday by GT Distributers is still unconfirmed.
I spoke with an unnamed Glock employee in Smyrna, GA. The woman said that Glock was “absolutely not” coming out with any type of adjustable grip pistol…ever. The woman stated that Glock has no intention of ever producing such a gun. Read More…
Crimson Trace announces the latest addition to the Taurus revolver line-up is now available. The new Model LG-375 fits both the Taurus Judge and Tracker models and offers an ergonomic and comfortable grip designed with the advantage of an ergonomically located laser with the proven performance you’ve come to expect from Crimson Trace.
The LG-375 offers a rubber overmolded construction for comfort during extended shooting sessions and the instinctive activation that is synonymous with Crimson Trace. Read More…
Crimson Trace announced the arrival of the LG-411 Lasergrips for the Ruger LCR revolver. The Crimson Trace LG-411 Lasergrips were designed from the ground up with the Ruger engineers when the LCR was being developed.
Previously only available as a package deal from Ruger with the LCR, the LG-411 Lasergrips are now available in the general market for less than $300.
Click here for more information on the entire line of Ruger LCR revolvers.
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[Ed. Note: The latest information on the "Gen 4" Glock pistols (fourth generation) is here.]
[Ed. Note: Gen 4 Glock photo is here.]
Police supplier GT Distributers announced they received word that Glock is introducing adjustable grip model Glock pistols.
GT Distributers reported that they found out earlier today at the National Association of Police Equipment Distributers (NAPED) conference that Glock announced they will bring out the adjustable grip models later this year, or early next year. Read More…
Magpul is known for producing some of the most talked about tactical gear in modern production. Whether it is the FMG-9 machine pistol or theBushmaster ACR, Magpul always seems to be involved in the latest, coolest tactical gear. The Magpul PMAG is no exception.
The PMAG is Magpul’s polymer AR-15 magazine that has proven to be one of the more popular AR magazines on the market. Read More…
Sig Sauer began shipping only one magazine with all commercial pistols in March 2009. Sig Sauer has now recinded that policy, and is once again shipping two magazines with every commercial pistol sale.
Sig claimed that the decision to ship only one magazine was based on the inability of their magazine supplier to keep up with demand. This meant that Sig was manufacturing guns, but could not get an adequate supply of magazines to make them run. Read More…
There are a wide variety of AR-15 magazines being made today. Long-time firearm accessory manufacturer TAPCO makes their own polymer AR-15 magazine that they believe
meets the needs of many shooters.
Designed after interviewing military members, law enforcement officers, and citizen enthusiasts, the TAPCO AR-15 magazines are solidly built, reasonably priced, have a number of nice design features, and are available in four colors. Read More…
Federal introduces a 12-gauge FITASC-qualified Gold Medal® Paper load for sporting clays shooters. When the pressure is on and it matters most, the best shooters look to Federal Premium® Gold Medal
target shotshells. In addition, Federal adds 12 and 20-gauge steel options suitable for the field or the range.
Passionate Shooters Choose Gold Medal®
Gold Medal target loads have built their reputation on consistent and uniform patterns every shot, without exception. The hot 209A primer and extra-hard shot have made Gold Medal a constant for shooters competing in the country’s top events. Read More…
Fenix announced the new Fenix TA20 flashlight will begin shipping on June 30. The TA20 features a rotating ring to adjust output levels, similar to the 225 lumen TA30 that is already on the market.
A sneak peak of the Fenix TA20 flashlight: Read More…
In March, Tango Down introduced a new polymer AR-15 magazine called the ARC-L. Tango Down took a different approach to the AR-15 magazine, and designed something new
that is worth looking at.
Tango Down developed the ARC-L magazine by going back to the drawing board and taking a hard look at ammunition feeding in the AR-15 platform. Tango Down started with the understanding that 30-round magazines in the AR-15 are curved, yet the magazine well in the AR-15 is straight. Read More…