In the summer of 2023, Weatherby introduced the Model 307™ action. This new action was designed to complement the historic Mark V® and Vanguard® lineups by offering a new platform that was value-rich, innovative, and could accommodate a wide variety of after-market accessories. Since the launch of Model 307 Weatherby has released several rifle models but today they released the Alpine CT which features a carbon fiber stock and carbon fiber barrel for just $2,199.

Model 307 Alpine CT MSRP $2,199

About the Model 307 Action

The Model 307 is a 2-lug design equipped with an M-16 style extractor for smooth and reliable cycling. The bolt has a unique tool-less disassembly feature that makes it easy to break down for cleaning and field maintenance. The action’s cylindrical design accommodates Stiller/Savage® scope mounts and is threaded for 8-40 screws, the Alpine CT model comes equipped with Peak 44’s Picatinny rail (JRAIL) making it optics-ready out of the box. Read more

Innovator in modern sporting rifles, Next Level Armament enters the premium 6ARC market with the Phoenix Rifle. This revolutionary platform combines cutting-edge technology, precision engineering, and premium materials to deliver unparalleled performance in the world of firearms.

The Next Level Armament Phoenix Rifle features a precision machined billet receiver set with fully ambidextrous controls with an NLA handguard covering a high-performance Helix 6 Precision barrel. The NLA DLC coated bolt carrier group provides long service life with easy cleaning and maintenance and, the Scythe ambidextrous charging handle provides maximum clearance with your optic.

At the heart of the Phoenix Rifle is a Helix 6 Precision Carbon Fiber barrel. The Helix 6 Precision Carbon Fiber barrel enhances accuracy, with the benefit of reduced weight compared to traditional steel barrels. The Helix 6 Precision patented carbon wrap process and high carbon fiber to resin ratio also dissipates heat at a higher rate than its competitors which has been shown to reduce wear and tear on the barrel. This means you can enjoy the improved handling and maneuverability of a lightweight rifle without sacrificing performance.

Components that complete the rifle include the B5 stock, B5 pistol grip, Triggertech Duty Trigger, and the NLA muzzle break.

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NSSF® tracks and reports monthly U.S. import units for several sporting arms, ammunition, and optics categories from the US International Trade Commission. Below are the results for February 2024 compared to February 2023.

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NSSF tracks and reports monthly U.S. export units for several sporting arms, ammunition, and optics categories from the US International Trade Commission. Below are the results for February 2024 compared to February 2023.

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HIVIZ® Shooting Systems, the premier manufacturer of high-quality tritium/fiber-optic and fiber-optic sights for handguns, shotguns, and rifles is now offering handgun sight installation for customers through its new HIVIZ Sight Installation Program.

Sight upgrades can be one of the easiest and most important upgrades to any handgun however; not everyone has access to, or ability to be, their own gunsmith. That’s why HIVIZ created this basic sight installation program. Customers may now purchase sights for their semi-automatic handguns through a local dealer or their website and have them professionally installed by the experts at the factory. Read more

Springfield Armory® is proud to announce the release of two new color variants of the Echelon 9mm pistol. Now available in Desert FDE or OD Green, these two pistols continue the Echelon’s reputation as a highly adaptable handgun engineered with superior ergonomics and built to withstand the harshest conditions.

At the heart of the Echelon lies the patent-pending Central Operating Group. Employing cutting-edge manufacturing techniques, this modular chassis is an entirely self-contained and serialized part. The result is a system that can be easily moved between available grip modules in seconds. Read more

The 8.6 Blackout is a cartridge that builds upon the popular .300 Blackout. Think of it as the .300 Blackout’s big brother, but for the AR10 platform. It offers twice the reach, double the energy, and triple the lethality. With a simple barrel swap, an AR-10 firearm can be converted to shoot 8.6 Blackout. The cartridge excels in short, lightweight guns, making it handy in the field and quick on target. It utilizes a radical 1:3-inch twist, achieving fantastic accuracy with heavy, subsonic bullets. It is based on a shortened and necked-up 6.5 Creedmoor case, providing maximum subsonic power from a .308-sized platform.

Bear Creek Arsenal now offers the 8.6 Blackout in uppers and rifles. Read more

Reno, NV – The New CITADEL Pup Scout Semi Auto 12 ga. Bullpup series is now shipping and designed with unmatched quality and incredible value. Perfect for home defense, personal protection and recreational shooting. Weighing in at 8.5 lbs, the CITADEL Pup Scout comes with a 18.5” barrel, an OAL of 29” and a 5 round mag capacity. The New CITADEL Pup Scout also come in a variety of colors including the traditional black and Cerakote – FDE, TAC Gray as well as a CERAKOTE USA flag pattern in red, white and blue. Click here to view our CITADEL Pup Scout online – NOW SHIPPING! Read more

BELLEVUE, Wash. —— The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of Smith & Wesson in its legal fight against the government of Mexico, which seeks to hold the American gun manufacturer liable for criminal acts of third parties in Mexico.

The 23-page brief was submitted by attorneys Thomas R. McCarthy and Tiffany H. Bates of Arlington, Va. It outlines the history of firearms litigation and explains why Congress adopted the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) during the George W. Bush administration.

“As our brief explains,” said SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut, “allowing Mexico to prevail in suing firearm manufacturers for the criminal acts of third parties defies logic and would embolden a new round of lawfare against industry members. Ultimately, these lawsuits would drive many manufacturers out of business and potentially impose requirements on firearm designs that have been rejected by Americans. In the end, it is the American citizen who would suffer, as their choices for arms would be limited to the few surviving manufacturers. The Second Amendment is meaningless without the ability to acquire arms.” Read more