It looks like yet another Hollywood remake is rolling off the line. Â This time it is Total Recall. Â Watching the trailer I spotted a few different guns that I thought were interesting: Â the Chiappa Rhino and the KRISS Vector TDI.
The Rhino has that cyberpunk, retro-future look that seems to fit the mood of the new Total Recall.
There are a lot of white lights, lasers and illuminated optics on the market that use the small, powerful 123A batteries.  These batteries work great, but they tend to be expensive.
Surefire is now offering a rechargeable 123A battery kit. Â The kit includes two rechargeable batteries, the charging unit and power adapters for both home (110v AC) and the car (12v DC). Â MSRP on the kit is $29 and additional batteries can be bought for $12/pair.
Rechargeable 123A batteries can be used hundreds of times, offering a significant cost savings over their lifetime.  However, the rechargeable batteries do not hold as powerful a charge, meaning that runtime is only about 50% of the normal runtime on typical non-rechargeable 123A batteries.
Federal introduced the Expanding Full Metal Jacket (EFMJ) a few years back, and those rounds have been fairly well received. Â More recently, the company introduced the Guard Dog line of personal defense ammunition, which uses similar technology.
The design concept is to achieve an expanding bullet without using a traditional hollow point. Â In some pistols, a hollow point bullet design doesn’t reliably feed. Â Even more, people run into the problem of hollow-point ammunition not being legal in some places (like the entire state of New Jersey). Â Another problem with traditional hollow points is that material can plug the hollow point and prevent expansion.
Magpul has become synonymous with high-quality accessories and furniture for the AR-15 market. Stopping by their booth I was surrounded by familiar items, and a brand new one as well. The new Magpul Maglink, an AR-15 magazine coupler.
The Maglink has the following features:
If you’re into rock-n-roll, shooting, hunting, or you’re into all of the above, then you’ve probably heard of Ted Nugent. For a long time, Ted has been a very outspoken advocate of gun rights and hunting. Some might even raise him to the level of a crusader for the promotion of guns and the right to use them.
In addition to a very successful singing career, Uncle Ted, as he’s affectionately known, has become a familiar face to those who watch the Outdoor Channel or other hunting and shooting venues. Ted has his own hunting show, where he shows off his incredible ranch in Texas and hunts a variety of game animals with an incredible selection of fine firearms and bows.
Well, now Uncle Ted has decided to add his name to a brand of ammunition. Distributed by American Tactical out of Rochester, NY, the Ted Nugent Hi-Performance Ammunition is not going to be a gimmick cartridge. On the contrary, Mr. Nugent has demanded the very best for his name to be associated with.