Maxim Defense, who made a name for themselves with their shorty braces/stocks and PDX/MDX room brooms, is now going long with an AR-10 rifle dubbed the MD-11. Stylized as MD:11 for some reason, it is an SR-25 style offered in a choice of three assorted colors (Urban, Arid, and Black) and two different calibers (.308 …
The biggest firearms industry event in the world, the NSSF’s annual Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show, is going to be missing some of the larger names. With a surge in COVID cases nationwide, Sig Sauer, Springfield Armory, and Beretta have all pulled out of the upcoming Las Vegas event, set for Jan. 18-21. The …
Sig Sauer, always striving to introduce at least 52 new products every year (53 in Leap Years), has announced new models of their Classic P-series DA/SA all-metal pistols completed in what they call the Equinox package that includes a two-tone polished slide with X-RAY 3 Day/Night Sights, and nickel-plated controls. New to the Equinox are …
Smith & Wesson is a legend for a reason– they have a special place both in past firearms history and today’s gun industry. One of only two publicly-traded firearms companies, Smith is a giant in the field and has so many 9mm pistol variants that it can be a little daunting to try and figure …
Vista Outdoors– owners of Federal and just about every other American ammo brand that isn’t Winchester– has a new caliber on the market for self-defense handgunners: the .30 Federal Super Carry. Not to be confused with past .30-caliber rimless rounds (such as .30 Longue or .30 Mauser) or the .38 Super, the new caliber seems …
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