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New Beretta Competition Pistol 2026 | What We Know Before the USPSA Reveal
Beretta is about to reveal a new competition pistol at the 2026 USPSA Factory Gun Nationals in Hurricane, Utah. The company has confirmed that competitors and spectators will be allowed to handle the unreleased handgun before it officially enters the United States market. Beretta has not disclosed the model name, price, specifications, release date or…
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How to Buy a CMP M14 in 2027 | Price, Eligibility and Order Checklist
The Civilian Marksmanship Program expects to begin selling genuine surplus M14 rifles in January 2027 for less than $2,000 each. CMP Chairman and CEO Jerry O’Keefe also says the initial purchase limit will be two M14 rifles per eligible buyer per year. More than 100,000 rifles could eventually become available. Those are the important numbers.…
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EOTECH Vudu 4-12×36 FFP Review | Is This the Best Compact AR-15 SPR Scope?
The EOTECH Vudu 4-12×36 FFP may be one of the most interesting AR-15 optics released in 2026. It is only 7.1 inches long, weighs 16.9 ounces and provides 4-12X magnification through a first-focal-plane MRAD reticle. EOTECH also replaced conventional scope rings with an integrated base compatible with most mini-ACOG mounts. That combination makes the Vudu…
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Supreme Court AR-15 Ban Case | Viramontes v. Cook County Explained
The Supreme Court AR-15 ban case is officially headed for oral argument. On December 2, 2026, the Supreme Court will hear Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins. The consolidated cases could determine whether state and local governments may ban AR-15 rifles and similar semiautomatic firearms merely by labeling them “assault weapons.” The official…
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UO Arms NT7 Review | Is the $3,798 Civilian MP7 Alternative Worth Ordering?
The UO Arms NT7 is a semiautomatic, American-made 4.6×30mm firearm built for people who have spent years wanting a civilian HK MP7. It looks like an MP7, uses the MP7’s unusual cartridge and comes in both pistol and factory short-barreled-rifle configurations. The NT7 pistol costs $3,499. The NT7 SBR costs $3,798. Orders are open, with…
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Standard Products M1 Carbine Revisited: The Abandoned Ohio Factory That Armed World War II
The Standard Products M1 Carbine was built in Port Clinton, Ohio, inside a factory that later spent decades rusting behind Bassett’s Market. Standard Products produced approximately 247,160 M1 Carbines during World War II. The receiver marking was abbreviated STD. PRO., and the company’s only assigned serial-number block ran from approximately 1,982,520 to 2,352,519. That gives…
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