IWI’s not new to American gun culture, but this is the first we’ve seen of the Tavor. At a time when tactical rifles are hard to come by, IWI’s appearance in American gun stores could not have come at a better time. Will fans of the AR-15 move over to the bullpup? Read more
The Phoenix Police Department received a record-breaking number of firearms in its latest gun buyback. Now the department is rushing to destroy as many of the firearms as possible before the new law goes in effect which will require the firearms to be resold rather than destroyed. Read more
The WarFairy P-15 is a clever design that allows 3D-printing enthusiasts to make a relatively large AR component using a smaller, noncommercial printer. It’s also one more step forward in the world of 3D-printed guns. Read more
Chances are you’ve seen this picture of a gigantic, almost unrealistic seven-foot long rifle or one like it floating about the Interweb. While we don’t know who the identity of the bearded chap, we can tell you about the gun he proudly holds, the Finnish Lahti L39 anti-tank rifle. Read more
Maybe it’s everybody getting their old, shined up cars out of the garage as summer sets in but Guns.com is feeling a bit nostalgic, so to scratch that itch we thought we would take a look at some classic 50s battle rifles. Read more
The Inteliscope, by InteliScope, is a way to connect your iPhone to your rifle. And it’s not a bad idea. No, really, hang on a sec. Read more
Alliant Techsystems, ATK, aerospace and defense contractor, has acquired the Caliber Company, the parent company of the Savage Sports Corporation, to the tune of $315 million. Read more
The Army is preparing to cancel the Improved Carbine Competition, for monetary reasons. This is sad news for several manufacturers, including Adcor, a dark horse with a very interesting rifle. Read more
Chicago law currently prohibits certain firearms from being displayed in the city, including guns that are displayed as historical artifacts in museums. City Alderman Edward Burke proposed an Ordinance on Wednesday to lift the ban for museums, allowing them to display the historical artifacts. Read more
It’s easy to forget that for over 150 years the British gunmaker Enfield essentially armed the world. The Royal factory kept London from having to redo their street signs in German, not once but twice, but in then in 1985, everything went pear-shaped. Read more
