Glock 17 MOS

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Glock Public Relations & Communication Manager Kie Wagner told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about new models - Glock 17 MOS and Glock 19 MOS.

Maxim 9 Silencerco, LLC

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Darren Jones, Media Relations and Sales Silencerco, LLC told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about a new internally suppressed pistol Maxim 9 and a new silencer Omega 9K.

Grips from VZ Grips

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Gabriel Cabrera, VZ Grips Marketing Director told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about their new products.

Сумка для скрытого ношения оружия «9TACTICAL».

On the market there is a great amount of bags dedicated to the concealed carry of small firearms , but the problem with choosing one with a fast draw time still remains. Most of these bags fulfill their dedicated function of hiding firearms, primarily for transporting them. However when it comes to draw of the weapons themselves, or even less so reloading them, the practical implications of these bags becomes zero. Another differing aspect of the majority of these bags made for concealed carry is their clearly militarized “tactical” design.

SB15 Pistol Stabilizing Brace

The recently announced SIG SB15 brace is now a standard option on several of the company’s pistols. The new pistols include the P516 with the 7.5″ and 10″ barrels, the SIG P556 SWAT with a 10″ barrel and the P556 Classic.

The SB15 brace is a forearm brace that looks like a very short buttstock with adjustable straps that affix the unit to the shooter’s forearm. The idea is to provide greater control and stability when shooting one of these large pistols.

New Products from Signature Manufacturing

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Greg Langner, Signature Manufacturing, Inc. representative told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about his company.

9TACTICAL Black Casual Bag S

This unique tactical concealed holster has been designed through rigorous testing with law enforcement and military personnel for discreet or undercover assignments. The modern and civilian look of the concealed holster disguises an innovative quick draw system for effortless and discreet weapon deployment.

Chris Kyle Frog

For most of us, when we hear the name Chris Kyle we think of three things; SEAL Sniper, Punisher Logo and unfortunately, tragic loss.

I am told that before his death, he was working on a new logo that would be just about him, as the Punisher logo he had long used was now as much a part of Craft International as it was his.

The Bolt Action Pen

Crafted by Hidetoshi Nakayama, the pens incorporate bolt-action, crank levers and triggers into the design. 

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.

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.

L7 Advanced Warfighter Magazine

Lancer Systems, already famous worldwide for its translucent polymer Advanced Warfighter Magazines used by several elite units around the globe - introduces the 7.62x51mm L7 Advanced Warfighter Magazine.

Viking Armament Inc.

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Mike Neil, Viking Armament Inc. representative told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about company’s new products.

Amerigun team

At SHOT Show 2016 held in Las Vegas, Chris McVety, Amerigun USA President told representatives of Ukrainian Gun Owners Association about his company.

retro camera-gun

Pull the trigger. Snap a picture. The revolver camera is old, but not as odd as one might think. It may even seem weird and potentially even a little morbid. 

Theoretically, the shooter could capture a photo of the target at the moment of impact. But is this technology really as odd and antiquated as it appears, or simply a design a half-century ahead of its time?