Heckler & Koch launched the next iteration of its primary striker fired pistol, the HK VP9, with the new HK VP9A1 series earlier this year. Now Arizona-based Langdon Tactical Technologies is selling a customized version of the new HK VP9A1 series with signature touches and modifications, not unlike what the company already offers for other HK models like the P30 ...
Magpul is expanding the Hunter Lite line of backcountry outdoors stocks with a third version for the Ruger American rifle in short-action cartridges. Designed around most of the same stand-out features as the other Hunter Lite variants, like a V-bedding block, adjustable length-of-pull (LOP) and comb height and the ability to use AICS-pattern magazines, the Hunter Lite Stock can be ...
The Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD) has selected the Heckler & Koch USA VP9 for issue to its sworn officers. The 1,100-officer department is currently in the process of transitioning to the 9mm-chambered HK VP9 as its official sidearm. OKCPD previously issued a combination of several different handguns. This purchase represents a consolidation of those various products to a single ...
Life used to be simple. If you wanted a long gun in a pistol caliber, you were either looking at a semi-custom AR-15 build, an entry-level polymer gun or a lever-action rifle chambered in a caliber most commonly found in revolvers. Then, about 12 years ago, the pistol-caliber carbine revolution sparked new interest in lower-recoiling long guns that used the ...
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Luth-AR has recently launched two new retro-styled AR-15 pattern upper receivers that should get the attention of both dedicated AR-15 shooters and military history enthusiasts alike, the new Luth-AR A1 Slick Side Upper and the new Luth-AR A1 C7 Retro Upper. Both of these new full-size 20-inch complete upper receiver groups are built around the timeless and iconic M-16A1 style ...
The No. 1 Mk III Short Magazine Lee Enfield or SMLE, often loving referred to as the “Smelly” was a magazine-fed bolt-action rifle manufactured in various guises (some before the Mk III designation) from 1895 until 1957. It was manufactured by multiple countries and many manufacturers including but not limited to Birmingham Small Arms in Britain, Lithgow in Australia (this ...