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Connecticut Glock Ban Blocked | What the Federal Injunction Means for Glock Owners
Connecticut’s new “convertible pistol” ban was supposed to take effect on October 1, 2026. Instead, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction only hours before the deadline, allowing Connecticut dealers to continue importing, advertising and selling affected Glock pistols. That is a significant Second Amendment victory. The Connecticut Glock ban attempted to punish ordinary semiautomatic…
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SIG P385 Review | Is SIG’s New Modular Pistol Replacing the P320?
The SIG P385 is a new modular 9mm pistol built around a removable fire-control unit, low bore axis, recoil-dampening system and interchangeable MagStrap grip. It accepts SIG P320 magazines, but it is not a renamed P320 and does not use the P320 fire-control unit. SIG announced the P385 on September 22, 2026, with five configurations:…
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Beretta A400 Solo Review | Is the $1,649 One-Gun Hunting Shotgun Worth It?
The Beretta A400 Solo is a new 12-gauge semiautomatic hunting shotgun intended to occupy the large financial gap between the affordable A300 Ultima and Beretta’s expensive A400 Xtreme Plus and AX800 Suprema. Prices start at $1,549 for the black synthetic A400 Solo and $1,649 for camouflage models. That is serious money, but the Solo includes…
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New Taurus Judge Review | 2026 .410 and .45 Colt Range Report
The new Taurus Judge remains the strangest successful revolver in America. It holds five rounds, fires both .45 Colt cartridges and .410 shotshells, and looks like a conventional revolver that swallowed a length of pipe. For 2026, Taurus redesigned the Judge with better sights, revised controls, an improved trigger and two barrel lengths. Those changes…
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The New Shooter, the CMP Garand and the Great Grand Thumb Incident
The new shooter arrived at the range with a CMP M1 Garand, a borrowed shooting mat and the expression of a man who had been told that military-surplus rifles were “simple.” He set the rifle on the bench beside a box of .30-06 ammunition. “Before we start,” he said, “what is Garand Thumb?” That was…
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Suppressor Form 4473 Transfers | What ATF Says Dealers Can Do Without a Form 4
A suppressor Form 4473 transfer without an ATF Form 4 is no longer merely a legal theory. ATF Director Robert Cekada reportedly told firearms dealers on September 24, 2026, that agency inspectors have been instructed not to cite dealers for eligible suppressors transferred on an ordinary Form 4473. He also said written ATF suppressor guidance…
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