Culper Precision 6 SHOT Show 2020 So, you thought your Glock 19 was too heavy for carry? Well, welcome the Atomic 6 from Culper Precision. First, let’s talk about the price of this. For the complete slide alone you’re looking at $1,500. For a whole Atomic 6 pistol, you’re looking at $2,000. Now, you might…
Palmetto State Armory AK-103 and more SHOT Show 2020 Alright, I know. I’m doing a lot of PSA coverage it seems. I’ll try to make this the last one! First off, they’re making an AK-103 clone which is funny because Kalashnikov USA is trying to bring one out this year too. Priced between $699 and…
FN dropped an optic ready version of the 509 Compact and it’ll be hitting the market in both FDE and black. For those that aren’t familiar, the 509 Compact is basically the updated FNS Compact. It’s Glock 26 in size, but it’s ready to take WMLs (probably only the TLR-7), and it has 509 magazine compatibility.
Palmetto State Armory posted these two pictures on their Facebook page about the JAKL, a bufferless AR-15 variant. In turn you’re getting a more compact AR-15 variant.
So, I’ve got limited information on this one and I pulled the image from Sage Dynamic’s Instagram account. Apparently in 2019 Holosun dropped a preview of the HE509T and this just might be the finished product.
Streamlight SHOT Show Coverage 2020 So, I think Streamlight has officially become my favorite company to cover for SHOT Show. As most of you know, I’m not going to be attending. It’s too far away, it’s too costly, and everything that’s there I’ll be able to see at NRAAM this year if I decide it’s…
Holosun 507K Unveiled A new optic enters the field! Holosun’s 507K was subtly leaked today on Instagram…boy do I need to get more active on there. Anyway! The 507K was unveiled and it’s quite an interesting little optic. For those that are curious about what the “K” stands for, I’ll jokingly say it stands for…
Alright boys and girls, something happened in early December 2019 that kind of flew under everyone’s radar. The Heckler & Koch HK VP9 (or SFP9 as it’s know everywhere else in the world) got it’s first ever military contract. Who got it? Well, we’ll get to that. Prior to this new contract that HK picked up, the VP9 had only been adopted by a limited number of law enforcement agencies (predominantly German ones), and was being passed over for the M&P line or the Glock line.
Alrighty everyone! After the absolute ball buster that was the Glock 44 being dropped yesterday after a gigantic build-up of anticipation, Smith & Wesson subtly dropped that they would be adding another handgun to the E-Z line-up.
Unfortunately, not many people are taking that energy to find things that could actually make a difference. So, when I hear about organizations trying to make a difference like “Hold My Guns” it makes me happy. Instead of diving into the divisive politics and heating the political debates up even more, we have people that are trying to make a difference without stripping everyone of their natural rights.