SHOT 2025: Angstadt Arms New Suppressor Products
Coming soon from Angstadt Arms is a very cool new integrally suppressed barrel system for the AR-15, which will be available in both 223/5.56 and 300 Blackout.
AccuShoot Live Fire Training Experience Hands-On at SHOT Show 2025
This incredible training tool combines a high-tech projector system with dozens, if not hundreds of shooting scenarios and real, live firearms for an immersive and interactive shooting experience combined with real-time, in-depth data collection and feedback.
Gun Review: SIG SAUER CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH Rifle
All caps or not, the SIG SAUER CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH is a great shooting, very accurate rifle chambered in a couple of truly excellent, modern cartridges at a price that’s more than fair considering the package.
Too Much Fun: DesertTech’s New TREK-22 Complete Rimfire Rifle
With the ultra-compact, light weight design, last round hold open, the amazing trigger, last round hold open, an ideal platform for optics, M-LOK attachments, and plenty of onboard space for spare mags, the TREK-22 is almost too much fun.
Gun Review: Rost Martin RM1C 9mm Pistol
Rost Martin, a company that launched at SHOT Show 2024, proves with its RM1C pistol that not only can you get reliability from an affordable pistol, but you can get high-end features and great shootability, too.
The Trace Goes After The Shriners
“A Fraternal Group Says It’s Dedicated to Child Welfare. So Why Do Its Local Chapters Raffle Guns?” That’s the headline
Media Fail of the Day
From your classic “.9mm caliber” to every gun being a “GLOCK,” the media loves to show its ignorance of all
American Suppressor Association is Ready for Trump
Last week Jon Wayne Taylor and I attended the American Suppressor Association Foundation (ASA-F) Silent Night Banquet, a fundraiser dinner
Gun Content Producers Are Finally Leaving YouTube
YouTube’s rules are intentionally vague, making it effectively impossible to know what is and is not acceptable if there’s a firearm in your video. Worse, YouTube is constantly reinterpreting its own policies and then applying new “rulings” retroactively.