The Bolt Action Pen
Crafted by Hidetoshi Nakayama, the pens incorporate bolt-action, crank levers and triggers into the design.
Pug Mini-Revolver
At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Matt Lewis, North American Arms Engineering Manager told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about a mini-revolver PUG.
Handguards for AR-15 from Unique-ARs
At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Mike Carpenter, Unique-ARs Co-owner told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about a new handguard manufactured by his company.
Kazakh army on parade
Despite most of the industry showing no interest in continuing to develop firearms which chamber the 7.62x39mm, Beretta delivered a 7.62x39mm of their ARX-160 not long after the original 5.56mm.
Digital Counter
Another futuristic technology on display at SHOT Show was the Radetec AmmoControl Digital Counter and AmmoControl Led Advisor.
The AmmoControl is a grip that can keep track of how many rounds are left a magazine and how many rounds have been fired over the lifetime of the weapon.
BFG-50A rifle
At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Mark Serbu, Serbu Firearms, Inc. owner told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about a BFG-50A rifle and Super-Shorty shotgun.
SBR Enhanced
The mainstay product of the Swiss-based KRISS International Arms Group is the "Vector" sub-machinegun, originally developed by the earlier incarnation of the company (Gamma Recherches, S.A.) along with US-based TDI - Transformational Defense Industries, Inc. − which is now the US-based KRISS Arms Group branch.
IWI X95 Bullpup
At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Rebecca McCoy, IWI US, Inc. Commercial Sales Representative told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about an upgraded bullpup X95 model.
X-Caliber
The X-Caliber caliber conversion system for shotguns is not exactly new to those who closely followed the American market in the past months.
It was originally conceived by Tim Ralston at Gear Up Center, and originally announced early on in 2013.
Smith & Wesson M-929
Built to the specifications of Smith & Wesson Champion Jerry Miculek, the Model 929 is a high-tuned 8-shot 9mm revolver developed specifically to suit the needs of competitive shooting, as many shooters – particularly in Europe – are abandoning revolver specialties in IPSC shooting as they can hardly find a fitting tool for the trade.
«Bow-Mag»
In case your bow doesn’t have enough oomph to take down whatever beast you may be hunting, the folks over at Rac-Em-Bac might have the solution for you.
Their new Bow Mag cylinders allow you to insert a .38 special or .357 magnum round inside their arrowheads that discharge upon impact.
Taurus 85 View
Forjas Taurus, the famous Brazilian gunmaking company, will start in 2014 the marketing of the Taurus 85 View compact double-action-only revolver.
The Taurus 85 View revolver sports a .38 Special chambering, with a five-shots titanium cylinder, an aluminium frame, and a titanium barrel.
Chiappa: AK-22 - semi-automatic rimfire carbine
The Italian arms industry has a solid history in military-style rimfire trainers; back in the early 1970s and onwards, the ADLER - Armi Jäger group manufactured rimfire clones of the AR-15, AKM, Galil and FA-MAS platforms, which were sold literally by the hundreds of thousands all around Europe and around the globe, with Mitchell Arms being a premier distributor in the United States.
first-degree murder by Byron Smith. Nick Brady and Haile Kifer
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A central Minnesota man accused of killing two unarmed teenagers, shooting them multiple times as they tried to break into his home, has been indicted on first-degree murder charges, prosecutors announced Thursday.
A Morrison County grand jury indicted Byron Smith, 64, on Wednesday on two counts of first-degree murder with premeditation in the Nov. 22 deaths of 17-year-old Nick Brady and 18-year-old Haile Kifer. Initially, Smith was charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
Desert Eagle
Despite having been − and being currently − manufactured by IMI - Israel Military Industries (today known as IWI - Israel Weapon Industries Ltd.) for economic reasons, the "Desert Eagle" pistol is a quintessentially American gun, having been first conceived by Magnum Research Inc. engineers in Pillager (Minnesota) at the beginning of the 1980s.