It is easy to go down the rabbit hole when it comes to tactical gear or self-defense gear, with advertising and marketing constantly vying for the consumer’s attention and money. It’s tricky deciding whether a piece of kit is truly needed for the mission at hand, and without a good filter, it is easy to overlook something needed or be ...
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Retay USA is launching the new Retay RXP 22, a hammer-fired, .22LR, polymer-frame, semi-automatic pistol with an optics-ready slide. Retay created the RXP 22 as a rimfire alternative to a modern, double-stack, compact, optics-friendly 9mm pistol. With a 4-inch barrel, the RXP 22 is close to standard compact-pistol dimensions and is similar to other polymer-frame .22LR semi-automatic training pistols like ...
Smith & Wesson caused a splash last year after the historic company launched its first-ever lever action rifles and carbines, the Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Series. At the original launch, the 1854 Series could be had with the classic straight-wall big bore cartridge chamberings of either .44 Rem Mag. or .45 Colt. For 2025, Smith & Wesson is expanding ...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has entered into a five-year contract with equipment distributor Tactical Express to purchase Streamlight ProTac HL-X tactical lights for issue to its agents. Delivering up to 1,000 lumens, the light features multi-fuel capability with USB-rechargeable or disposable battery options. Under the terms of the five-year Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) the tactical light was chosen ...
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Wilson Combat has introduced the Silent Bandit Suppressor! Designed for effective sound suppression and durability. It reduces noise by 31 dB on average while managing gas flow to minimize back pressure. Made of 100% Grade 5 Titanium, the Silent Bandit is extremely lightweight for its size. The suppressor is named after Bill Wilson’s dog, Bandit! Why? Because Bandit (the dog) ...
For many of us, our first exposure to firearms came from watching the stars of the silver screen and on our television sets. As soon as the Saturday-morning movie was over, we would rush outside to re-enact the various scenarios we had just seen played out in our living rooms. But of course, to do that we needed our own ...