In the mid-19th century, the French military had developed some new firearm designs to take advantage of what was then the novel concept of a self-contained cartridge. Initially, like many militaries, the French converted existing military muzzleloaders to…
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Mission First Tactical (MFT) recently introduced the MFT Ultra Low Ride IWB Holster for deep concealment. This new holster sits a full 1.5 inches lower at the waist than other standard, appendix-style holsters, offering larger-framed concealed-carriers all-day comfort. For everyone else, this innovative holster design excels while seated, keeping the grip of the pistol clear of your seatbelt for pinch-free comfort—not to mention faster access while driving. “Comfort and concealment are what we wanted to achieve here,” said Bobby McGee, EVP of Product Management & Innovation at MFT. “We made a this Ultra Low Ride Holster a more concealable profile…
Beretta has unveiled the Beretta 500-Year Anniversary Medal—dedicated to firearm and outdoor enthusiasts—as part of the company’s celebration of the craftsmanship, heritage and innovation it has delivered for the past five centuries. Qualifying customers who purchase one of the firm’s select new firearms will receive the commemorative medal as a gift, while supplies last. The exclusive keepsake of Beretta’s 500th anniversary was designed in partnership with, and manufactured by, the Istituto Poligrafico and Zecca delle Stato/Italian State Mint. It honors the world’s oldest firearm manufacturer and its enduring “Made in Italy” heritage. A statement issued by the Beretta family explains,…
Rifle-cartridge innovation has historically focused on velocity. Weatherby built its company and reputation on this premise. This began to change as the 6.5 Creedmoor rose to stardom. For the last decade, the emphasis has been on faster twists and higher ballistic-coefficient (BC) bullets. Hornady has exploited this very well with its Creedmoor, PRC and ARC cartridges. With its RPM (Rebated Precision Magnum) line of cartridges, Weatherby combined fast twists with what it does best—high velocity—and the company has created a new .257-caliber cartridge called the 25 Weatherby RPM. Introduced in 1963, the .284 Win. was a failure by most any…
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A new report from Everytown For Gun Safety highlights a dramatic increase in the recovery of 3D-printed firearms at crime scenes, rising from 32 incidents in 2020 to 325 in 2024—an increase of over 1,000%. This alarming trend indicates a growing challenge for law enforcement, especially in jurisdictions with strict gun laws like New York, where the number of such guns recovered more than tripled within one year. Experts stress the need for innovative regulatory measures to mitigate this emerging threat. Moreover, the report identifies that just four major manufacturers—Glock, Taurus, Smith & Wesson, and Ruger—account for over half of…
This will sound self-contradictory, but it is not: the Traditions Firearms Nitrobolt Rifle is a bolt-action muzzle-loader. The primer and the powder charge cartridge are loaded through the breech via bolt action. The bullet is loaded through the muzzle with a ramrod. This hybrid action offers the powder-charge-consistency and weather-resistance of a breechloading rifle while being legal to use during muzzleloading season in 29 states at the time of this writing. The Nitrobolt uses Federal Premium FireStick polymer encapsulated powder charges. The FireStick charges use Hodgdon Triple Eight powder. Triple Eight burns more cleanly than black powder or other black…
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