Photography by Straight 8 & Kenda Lenseigne Editor’s Note: In this column, we look back at iconic guns that have either stood the test of time or vanished without trace.   About a decade ago, the folks at TrackingPoint seemed to have a whole pot of tech startup capital to throw around on R&D and put guns in the hands of ...

Beretta USA originally launched the all-steel-frame Beretta 92X Performance 9mm sporting pistol in 2019. That launch was significant because it offered Beretta 92 shooters a full-steel-frame option as a regular catalog item tather than a special-order or special-edition pistol with a special-edition price tag. Since then, Beretta kept offering other variations of the 92X Performance including the Defensive model for ...

Reptilia Corp. is expanding its parts and accessories for modern AR-15 tactical carbines. The most recently launched new product is the new Reptilia Picker, an ambidextrous safety for standard AR-15-pattern lower receivers. While many ambidextrous safety selector levers for AR-15 pattern firearms are already on the market, the main design consideration behind the new Reptilia Picker ambidextrous safety selector is ...

The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress remains arguably the most famous American bomber of the Second World War, and for good reason. It was the workhorse of the U.S. Army Air Force’s daylight bombing campaign against Nazi Germany, and that role solidified its place in history. Yet, even some aviation buffs may be surprised to know that the Flying Fortress wasn’t ...

The DOJ is reportedly discussing possible restrictions on firearm ownership for transgender individuals, prompting strong backlash from the NRA and other gun rights groups. While no official policy has been proposed, the conversation has stirred national debate around mental health, civil liberties, and Second Amendment protections. LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE WASHINGTON, D.C. (4-minute read) — Amid recent reports that the ...

Robert “Bob” Nosler, chairman of famed bullet, cartridge case, ammunition, firearm and suppressor manufacturer Nosler, Inc., died on Sept. 2, 2025. He was 79. Bob was a passionate member of the NRA family, and former member of the NRA Board of Directors. “It was with deep sadness that I learned of the passing of past board member Bob Nosler,” said ...

The ProblemYou bought a handgun, the one recommended by the guy at the gun shop. You even shot it at the indoor range where you bought it and hit your target, sort of … Most of the shots were on the target somewhere. After learning to shoot your new purchase, you decided to enter the realm of carrying the gun ...

A concealed carry license holder was cited after a child found his unattended firearm at a playground on school grounds in Crystal Lake, IL. The incident raises important questions about gun safety and legal responsibilities for those carrying concealed. The post Irresponsible Gun Owner Leaves Handgun At Park For Kid To Find appeared first on Concealed Nation. Continue reading Irresponsible ...

I have lived in the rural Southwest for many, many years. In addition, being a life-long hunter, it has been my pleasure to visit quite a bit of the rest of rural America. I find the attitudes and practices regarding self-defense to very often be quite different from those found in our major cities. Let me give you some examples. ...

Designed by award-winning custom knife maker Andrew Demko, the Cold Steel Frenzy II draws its inspiration from the ancient Japanese Kabutowari blade. Its thick spine, slender blade, sharp piercing point and long, flat cutting edge echoes the legendary original’s form and function. Forged from S35VN powdered steel, the 5.5-inch blade delivers premium edge retention and performance while looking every bit ...