If you are looking for a unique, lightweight AR-15 style rifle, take a look at the Christensen Arms CA-15 carbines.  No doubt, the firearms are pricey, but they offer some features that are simply not available on other rifles.  If you are looking for a high end, semi-auto carbine that can run a variety of calibers from .204 Ruger to .300 AAC Blackout, you want to learn more about the Christensen Arms CA-15.
Recently, Arsenal teased to a new rifle that the company would introduce in the coming days. That day is now here.
Arsenal’s “game changer” is a new SAM7SF rifle with a right-side folding stock. Most folding stock rifles swing to the left side when folded. This one takes a walk on the wild side and swings right.
Cross Machine Tool (CMT) is promoting their newest billet AR-15 lower receiver – the Gen 2 UHP 15. CMT prides itself in using only the highest quality materials, using the latest in CNC technology. The AR receivers are manufactured on a 5 Axis Machining center that machines the receivers in a single set up.
CMT desires to make products that users can be excited to use an any environment they find themselves in. The Gen 2 UHP 15 billet lower receiver has several standard features that have become must-haves for serious AR-15 shooters. This includes a flared mag-well that has a textured front for better handling, and an enlarged trigger guard to assist shooters using gloves.
A bit of an enigma for the past several SHOT Shows, the Taurus CTG29 carbine is now shipping according to the company’s website. The carbine is based on the the SMT 9 and SMT 40 submachine guns the company produces in Brazil.
In the most recent earnings call, Smith & Wesson indicated the new M&P10 rifles are selling very well. Â As is typical for the company, S&W did not release any numbers for units sold or for how many are on backorder. Â However, it seemed plain that the rifles are doing very well in the company’s line-up.