January 23, 2013
Kahr Arms has introduced the latest addition to its award winning line of double-action only micro-compact pistols: the CW380. Chambered for the .380 ACP caliber and just shy of five inches in length, the CW380 is an ideal conceal carry size firearm. It features a black polymer frame, matte stainless slide and textured polymer grips. The black polymer frame features 4140 steel inserts molded into the frame i the front and back for added rigidity and strength.
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January 23, 2013
The new 300 BLK Cleaning System was specifically created by Otis to clean rifles chambered in the increasingly popular .300 AAC Blackout. .300 Blackout and .300 Whisper cartridges for the AR-platform are flying off of shelves, but they can also be some of the dirtiest rounds in the industry. Otis saw that, and the .300 BLK kit was born.
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January 23, 2013
This year—for the first time—the Otis tactical cleaning system is being offered in pink, in the hopes of engaging more female shooters. Just like the original, this new cleaning system contains the brushes needed to clean .22, .270, .30, .38, .45 cal. rifles/pistols and 12/10 ga. shotguns. The patch cleans all .17-.50 cal. rifles/pistols, .410 – 12/10 ga. shotguns and all in-line muzzleloaders. The Cleaning System includes 8", 30" and 34" Memory-Flex Cables for effective and correct Breech-to-Muzzle cleaning, six firearm-specific bronze bore brushes, a lightweight soft pack case with belt loop for convenient carrying and more.
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January 23, 2013
FoodSaver is releasing its newest products with the GameSaver Silver and Bronze. The GameSaver Silver G500 seals your game or fish, in the field or at home. The 15-foot, 12-volt adaptor cord and 6-foot power cord make the Silver G500 perfect for when your in the car, or on a boat. The GameSaver Bronze G300 sealing system comes in a Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity camo pattern, and is convenient to store. These machines keep food fresh five times longer than traditional storage methods.
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January 23, 2013
FoodSaver has introduced four new specialty sealing bags for 2013: the Heavy Duty Heat-Seal Rolls, DAM Bags, Expandable Pleated Heat-Seal Rolls and the Portion Heat Seal Rolls. Heavy Duty Heat-Seal rolls are designed specifically for vacuum sealing various sizes of fish and game. These bags block air 40 percent better, are 30 percent stronger, and have twice the puncture resistance of a standard bag.
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January 23, 2013
Weatherby has introduced its new Mark V Accumark RC for 2013. It's a new edition the Mark V line. The Range Certified program guarantees accuracy. The rifles are tested at Weatherby's indoor range using the Oehler Research 83 Ballistic Imaging System. The rifles are then cleaned and packed. Each customer also receives a target from the factory that has all the tested ballistic information, which is signed by Ed Weatherby.
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January 23, 2013
Winchester rolled out a couple additions to its SXP line at SHOT Show 2013, and the new Marine Defender was among them. Though it was conceived with harsh maritime environments in mind, the Marine Defender should appeal to anyone that's looking for a self-defense shotgun for their home. The gun includes a removable TRUGLO fiber-optic sight, a hard-chromed chamber and a matte-chromed barrel and magazine tube. The barrel is threaded to accept the Invector-Plus choke tube system and arrives with a cylinder bore choke installed.
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January 23, 2013
No, I was not suggesting a title for a new folk song when I wrote that line. In a recent phone conversation with American Rifleman editor Mark Keefe, we were both perplexed about the absence of hammers on new automatic pistols. Almost everything in the way of new designs is a striker-fired pistol. Sure, hammers persist on still-produced classics like the 1911 and Browning Hi Power, as well as several veterans of the Wondernine Wars like the Beretta and SIG Sauer. But look at the basic 9 mm service pistols of Glock, S&W, Springfield, Ruger, Taurus, Caracel and possibly others. They all use some form of spring-loaded, in-line striker that moves straight forward to smack the primer, rather than a floating firing pin that is struck by a pivoting hammer. Why?
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January 22, 2013
The original Back Country, introduced five years ago, had a stainless-steel barrel and a pillar-bedded stock. The new Weatherby Vanguard Series 2 Back Country has a 24" fluted-barrel featuring chrome moly metalwork with a CeraKote Tactical Grey finish that is extremely weather resistant, and avoids corrosion. The pillar-bedded, Monte Carlo composite stock has spiderweb accents. This rifle is 6.75 lbs., which is perfect for the hunter who plans to put a ton of bootprints on the ground and needs something a little lighter.
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January 22, 2013
It wasn't all that long ago that Remington had no handgun line to speak of. Now, though, the company is cranking out some of the most sought after 1911s on the market in its R1 series. The latest step? The new R1 Commander Carry.
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