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GLOCK Celebrates 25 Years in the US with 2,500 Limited-Edition Pistols
In 1986 GLOCK entered the United States with the introduction of its legendary GLOCK 17 made available to law enforcement and military organizations. This year, 2011, GLOCK is commemorating its 25th Anniversary in the United States with a Silver Anniversary, Limited-Edition, 25th Anniversary GLOCK 17 Gen4 (9x19) pistol.
C.O. Arms is apparently defunct
About a year ago Gun Digest ran a story on the C.O. Arms 1911. We tested a fine firearm and stand by that review. But we have received several complai
The Army’s Newest Sniper Rifle Doing the Job in Afghanistan
As the Army Times recently reported, the Army’s newest sniper rifle, the XM2010, has done very well for itself in the Afghanistan theater of operations—so well, it appeared the Army was ready to make the XM2010 its chief sniper rifle.
IN MEMORIAM: Dan Shideler, Gun Digest Editor
We at F+W Media and Gun Digest are saddened to announce that our friend and colleague, Dan Shideler, a senior editor in the Firearms/Knives Group, passed away Sunday, April 3.
Gunwalker: Issa Threatens Melson with Contempt for Noncompliance with Subpoena
“Chairman Issa Chastises ATF for Refusal to Comply with Subpoena,” an April 20 House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform release declares.
Armalite AR-10(T) In .338 Federal Now Available
A limited run of this big game rifle is ready for the upcoming 2011 hunting season.
High Cap Mags: What to Buy Before They're Banned
Anti-gun Rep. Carolyn McCarthy has introduced legislation to ban large magazines. Don't panic, and if you buy, here's what to look for.
BATFE Shotgun Study Will Lead to Gun Ban
Unable to push a gun ban through the current Congress, the anti-gun Obama administration is seeking to ban many guns through executive fiat.
Video: Larry Pratt Takes on ATF Gun Runner Scandal
Larry Pratt of Gun Owners of America exposes the ATF's fumbled Project Gun Runner Operation. Is the ATF ramping up their assault on mom and pop gun stores as part of a veiled PR campaign in the wake of the scandal?
Anti-Gun Bill Stopped in Connecticut: Gun Owners Make The Difference
The Connecticut Legislature was considering a bill that would have outlawed larger-capacity magazines holding ten rounds or better. That bill recently died in committee, and gun owners were a big reason why.
Tungsten Ammunition: Not Necessarily So Green
The U.S. Army, among others, has been using ammunition made from tungsten alloy metals in an attempt to find a “green,” non-lead ammunition. It looks like the search may just have to continue, based on research recently published in the scientific journal Chemical Research in Toxicology.
Counterfeit Optics: Fake Eotechs Snagged at Border
Gun Digest the Magazine has reported, more than once, on warnings from firearms optics manufacturers that consumers needed to watch out for faked copies of their products. Recently, U.S. Customs snagged a shipment of these fakes, in this case counterfeit holographic sights, with a potential retail value of nearly a half million dollars.
ATF Stonewall: “Your request is granted in part.”
A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request of the ATF's "Gun Walker" operation yielded heavily-redacted documents and virtually no information.
Pennsylvania: Users of State Shooting Ranges Need License or Permit
Starting this April 1, Pennsylvania shooters who want to use a public shooting range on State Game Lands must have a $30 range use permit, unless they already hold a Pennsylvania hunting or trapping license.
‘Pro-Gun Democrats’ AWOL from ‘Project Gunwalker’
Sen. Grassley is hamstrung by the fact he is the only ranking Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Democrat Patrick Leahy chairs the committee, and he has shown zero interest in uncovering the truth. None of the “gun control” Democrats are interested in doing anything other than circling the wagons, protecting the administration, and seeing if advancing more restrictions might distract attention from the whole sordid mess.
Project Gunrunner: Congressman Issa Subpoenas ATF After Stonewalling
Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), the Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has subpoenaed the Department of Justices' Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) for documents related to the highly controversial ‘Project Gunrunner' after being stonewalled following a March 30 deadline.
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