Author: Gunner Quinn

Texas-based Rost Martin launched a bit of a David-and-Goliath battle two years ago when it jumped into the crowded and competitive compact 9 mm semi-auto market with its RM1C. The company followed a year later with the subcompact RM1S and models equipped with a compensator. This year, Rost Martin is growing (literally) its RM1 family with the full-size RM1F and RM1F Tactical, handguns designed “for the range, duty, or personal defense”. The Rost Martin RM1F completes the company’s line-up with a full-size model. The new full-size RM1 pistols share the features introduced with the original RM1C. They are striker-fired, have…

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GForce Arms is most widely known for its Turkish manufactured and imported affordable shotguns. These shotguns can be seen everywhere these days and seem to occupy at least half of the shelves at your favorite firearms retailer. The GF9 Rapture, though, is not a shotgun and is made right here in the USA by GForce Arms in Reno, Nev. The Rapture is polymer-frame, striker-fired clone of a Glock G26. For those who don’t know, the Glock G26 is the subcompact 9 mm offering from the Austrian juggernaut and is affectionately referred to as the “baby Glock.” The uniqueness of this…

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(Continued from Part 4. This concludes the article.) In Part 4 of this series, we reviewed the Merchants of the Earth, the Persecution of the Saints, and the Harvests of the Righteous and of the Unrighteous) In this concluding installment, we will study the Bowl Judgments, Earthquakes on the Rise, and the Second Coming of Jesus. The Bowl Judgments The Seal and Trumpet Judgments have passed. Now God pours out His wrath on the unbelievers with the Bowl Judgments: “And I saw another sign in heaven, great and marvellous, seven angels having the seven last plagues; for in them is…

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Brent dives into his fresh report from the floor of SHOT Show, debunking the wild rumors regarding a stabbing incident near the venue and gives a boots-on-the-ground assessment of the show’s attendance and atmosphere, noting a distinct downturn in the industry’s energy compared to previous years. The post 2026 SHOT Show: A Stabbing, Budget Suppressors and the Chinese Invasion – #320 appeared first on GUNS Magazine. Read the full article here

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On January 31, 1905, the first automobile to exceed 100 mph (161 kph), a Napier six-cylinder racing car named ‘Samson’. It was driven by British daredevil Arthur Macdonald, at Daytona Beach, Florida. A top speed of 104 miles per hour was recorded. — On January 31, 1934, President FDR devalued the US dollar in relation to gold at $35 per ounce. This came just months after FDR’s administration had confiscated all privately-held gold bullion and non-numismatic gold coins. — Today, we present a guest article from a SurvivalBlog reader. Because it is partially promotional for a published book, it is…

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Armed Citizen® Today Hearing an unusual noise in an adjoining room around 2:30 a.m. on Jan. 28, an apartment tenant in Albany, Ga., went to investigate and found a stranger had entered through the window and was sneaking around. The tenant attempted to hold the intruder at gunpoint, but shot the suspect multiple times when he attempted to take the gun. When police responded, they applied a tourniquet to the suspect’s wounds and transported him to the hospital. They also discovered another apartment nearby had been broken into in a similar manner. The suspect faces charges related to burglary and…

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Shadow Systems announced the launch of the Axio 9 mm pistol platform, a new full-size, duty-capable handgun engineered from the ground up around an all-steel chassis design. Offered in two trim levels, Axio and Axio Pro, the platform is also available in a 4.4-inch configuration for shooters who prefer a longer sight radius and enhanced controllability. Axio represents a “clean-sheet” project centered on best practices of handgun performance: mass distribution, geometry, recoil management and control. At the core of the platform is a precision-machined steel chassis that places weight where it is most effective, delivering balance, rigidity and a precise slide-to-frame…

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For 2026, Stoeger adds a new model to its M3000 semi-automatic shotgun lineup with the M3000 Sporting model. This performance-driven sporting shotgun boasts the standard features of oversize controls, enlarged ejection and loading ports, 30-inch ported barrel and extended choke tubes, but adds in aesthetic upgrades for shooters who prefer a classic shotgun. This sporter is built to be used on the range and in the field, not just admired.  The new M3000 Sporting model’s design enhancements include a satin walnut stock and fore-end, catering to shooters who prefer a more traditional look and feel. The walnut furniture pairs with…

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Welcome to another episode of Gun of the Week, and today we’re down on the range with the new Springfield Armory Hellcat in .380 ACP that was recently released. This is a slightly less powerful caliber than the traditional 9 mm chambering that’s been available in the Hellcat since its introduction in 2019. So, you may be asking yourself, why would I want a .380 ACP when 9 mm is available? And, that’s an excellent question. It comes down basically to recoil: 9 mm in a small gun like the Hellcat, while not terrible, can certainly be significant. Also, as…

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Ounces make pounds and that fact is very obvious in the hunting pursuit. From optics to bipods to boots, hunters look everywhere to shave a few more ounces off of their load. A rifle is the obvious place to minimize weight, and Bergara is introducing two new options that do just that: the Platinum Stalker and Cima Pro. Bergara is introducing two new models aimed at lightening the load for hunters. Both rifles use Bergara’s stainless steel Premier action with an M700 footprint and a stainless Cerakote finish, spiral-fluted bolt and a TriggerTech trigger. The Platinum Pro has a stainless-steel,…

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