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SIG MCX-LTAW Suppressor SBR Combo | Range Report: Short Barrel, Big Expectations
The first thing I noticed about the SIG MCX-LTAW wasn’t the suppressor. It was the woman carrying it. She had the usual range-influencer arrangement: fitted range clothes, plate carrier, electronic hearing protection, and enough expensive equipment to suggest that somebody was either sponsoring the afternoon or making very poor decisions with a credit card. She…
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US Palm Storm CAT4 Review | New AR-15 and EOS Suppressors Explained
The US Palm Storm CAT4 review question became considerably more relevant on October 8, 2026, when US Palm announced that the complete Storm CAT4 rifle, 11.5-inch CAT4 pistol and four-model EOS suppressor family were commercially available. US Palm built its reputation around AK magazines, grips and equipment. Entering the crowded AR-15 rifle and suppressor markets…
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EOTECH EXPS3 HD Review | Is the $999 Hoodless Holographic Sight Worth It?
The EOTECH EXPS3 HD is a new-for-2026 holographic weapon sight with a hoodless aluminum housing, shake-awake activation, adaptive auto-brightness and a rotary brightness dial. It also costs $999. That makes the EOTECH EXPS3 HD one of the most expensive unmagnified AR-15 optics available. Anyone considering an EXPS3 HD preorder, release-date purchase or upgrade from the…
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Threaded Barrel Desert Eagle .50 AE Review | Can the DE50THR Hand Cannon Really Be Suppressed?
The threaded barrel Desert Eagle finally exists. Magnum Research’s new DE50THR is a suppressor-ready Desert Eagle Mark XIX chambered in .50 Action Express. It combines a six-inch threaded barrel, specialized gas piston and seven-round magazine with the same enormous gas-operated pistol that has occupied movies, video games and financially irresponsible gun collections for decades. Yes,…
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ATF Called After a Delayed NICS Check | New NICS Alert Policy Explained
If the ATF called after a delayed NICS check, do not assume a routine background-check delay automatically placed you under federal surveillance. On October 2, 2026, ATF published an updated NICS Alert Policy explaining how agents may monitor firearm-purchase activity connected to an existing federal investigation. The new policy automates requests through ATF’s Case Management…
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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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