Primary Arms Optics is now shipping its new GLx 2.5-10×44 mm FFP ACSS Raptor M2 and GLx4-16×50 mm FFP MIL-DOT rifle scopes. Following the initial release of GLx in 2019, Primary Arms’ Optics latest product line features two new reticle configurations elevated by GLx innovation.
All CZ P-10 semi-automatic pistols, from CZ-USA, feature a swappable magazine release, which operates smoother than the ambidextrous release of the past. Just a few minutes’ work reverses the release, so lefties can hit the release with their thumb from the right side of the pistol.
As ammunition makers continue to refine shotgun loads, the venerable .410 caliber has become popular for turkey hunters looking to test their skills. Savage Arms has seen this potential and crafted a dedicated gobbler gun perfect for taking Toms.
Late last year SIG Sauer introduced the Sig 365 SAS (Sig-Anti-Snag). One of the unique features to make it snag-proof is the low profile Meprolight FT Bullseye sight.
National Police Ammunition (NPA) has announced the development and release of its HELO Defense 9 mm 115 grain + P solid copper hollow point with proprietary interior skives.
Night Fision is excited to announce a collaborative night sight project with firearms instructor Chris Costa. This series of sights, known as the Night Fision Costa Ludus sights, includes six different configurations.
Mount it, wear it, love it—GoPro’s magnetic multipurpose waterproof light, Zeus Mini, brings the brand’s legendary versatility to lights. Now available on GoPro.com for $69.99, the rechargeable Zeus Mini features a robust magnetic swiveling clip and is compatible with GoPro’s full line of camera mounts—making it insanely convenient for a wide range of uses.
Springfield Armory is now outfitting select Saint models with furniture from B5 Systems, a highly respected producer of military-grade gear and supplier for U.S. military contracts.
Garmin has announced the quatix 6X Solar, the latest addition to its new marine GPS smartwatch series, features a transparent solar-charging display that uses the sun’s energy to extend battery life.
Amidst nonstop bad news about the Covid-19 virus changing everything about how we live, there’s one thing that hasn’t changed: It is still a lot of fun to go out shooting. And, there’s no better way for some much-needed stress relief than to kill the virus that’s hurting us all, blast away at some bats, or murder some murder hornets.
