A lighter and more compact version of the company’s full-size vertical foregrip, the TangoDown QD Stubby measures only 3.4" long and weighs less than 3.5 ozs. Featuring the company’s American Defense throw-lever quick-detach mount, the QD Stubby solidly affixes to any MIL-STD or Weaver rail in only seconds and contains an internal compartment for storage. Price: $95. Contact: TangoDown, Inc.; (909) 392-4757; tangodown.com.
The North-South Skirmish Association is a competitive shooting organization dedicated to the active use of Civil War-period arms. "American Rifleman Television" had an opportunity to get a closer look at the group's revolver matches at its Fall National Skirmish.
Though Hudson Manufacturing met its demise in 2019, new for 2024, the H9 design has been revitalized by Daniel Defense, marking the company’s first foray into the conventional handgun market with the Daniel H9.
Vista Outdoor announced it had voluntarily withdrawn and re-filed its joint voluntary notice to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), a move that allows committee members additional time to conduct due diligence on the proposed sale of The Kinetic Group to the Czechoslovak Group (CSG).
Did the M1 Garand rifle ever use a plastic stock like the M14?
When shooting at extended ranges, particularly with small-caliber rifles, seeing steel move or hearing the “ding!” of an impact can be difficult. Hornady is making it easier to spot good hits with its HIT Target Impact Indicator.
For almost 55 years, the Carcano served the Kingdom of Italy. When it was adopted in 1891 as the country’s first smokeless-powder firearm, it was a cutting-edge design that defined the modern service rifle.
