BANISH Suppressors, the industry-leader in innovative, hearing-safe firearm suppressors, proudly unveils the all-new BANISH 556, the most advanced 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem. suppressor on the market. This new hard-use suppressor is tailored for full- and semi-automatic carbines and SBRs and includes sophisticated controlled-flow technology to mitigate back pressure while optimizing sound and flash suppression.

“Everything we have learned about materials, manufacturing, and the dynamic movement of pressurized gas through suppressors has been leveraged in making the BANISH 556,” said Brandon Maddox, BANISH Suppressors Founder and CEO. “I challenged the design team to create a new 5.56 suppressor that offers best-in-class noise and flash reduction, low back pressure, durability for hard use – including a full-auto rating – and overall dimensions that keep it portable and suitable for use by military and law enforcement professionals, as well as armed citizens. The result is the BANISH 556, and a whole new level of performance from tactical suppressors.”

The BANISH 556 is made using a combination of metal additive manufacturing, similar to 3D printing, and traditional machining to seamlessly combine a stainless-steel blast chamber with an advanced Inconel suppressor body. Read more

SPARTA, IL –– Zanders, a premier national distributor based in Sparta, Illinois, is proud to announce the exclusive availability of a limited run of Henry Repeating Arms’ highly sought-after First Strike Series rifles. This special series marks a historic milestone for Henry Repeating Arms as the first rifles ever produced at the company’s Rice Lake, Wisconsin manufacturing facility.

The First Strike Rice Lake Wisconsin Series represents the beginning of a new chapter for Henry Repeating Arms, reflecting the brand’s ongoing commitment to American craftsmanship, precision manufacturing, and heritage-driven design. Each rifle in this limited run commemorates Henry’s expansion of U.S.-based manufacturing and showcases the quality and attention to detail that have made Henry one of the most respected names in firearms.

The Zanders Exclusive First Strike Series Features include: Read more

Fairfax, VA- Today, the National Rifle Association (NRA) filed a lawsuit against the NRA Foundation, asserting the NRA’s ownership of the intellectual property used by the foundation. The case, known as NRA v. the NRA Foundation, seeks to hold The NRA Foundation’s leadership accountable for operating in bad faith and withholding funds meant to support the NRA’s charitable activities. The complaint alleges that current NRA Foundation leadership is misleading donors who believe they are donating to support the National Rifle Association’s mission, when in fact, these funds are not being provided to the organization.

“This is a disappointing day, and it should not have come to this,”said Doug Hamlin, NRA CEO and Executive Vice President. “A foundation established to support the National Rifle Association of America has taken actions that are adversarial at a time when the NRA is rebuilding and focused on its long-term mission. I am deeply disappointed that these steps were taken, leaving no reasonable alternative. This action represents a last resort. The NRA’s brand and intellectual property exist solely to benefit the National Rifle Association of America, its members, all law-abiding gun owners, and its programs and services. For generations, donors across the United States contributed funds with the clear expectation that those resources would support NRA educational and public-interest programs. It is unacceptable that those programs are now being placed at risk by actions that conflict with donor intent and the responsibilities of the foundation’s board of trustees.”

Since the NRA established the NRA Foundation in 1990, the foundation has funded the NRA’s educational and charitable programs, such as the NRA National Firearms Museum and Eddie Eagle GunSafe program. Funding for those programs and other has been thrown into jeopardy by the foundation’s current leaders, mostly former NRA directors who were allied with prior leadership and who presided over the scandals and financial improprieties. When NRA members voted to elect a new leadership committed to reform, transparency, and member accountability, the foundation’s hold-over leaders sought to end the foundation’s affiliate relationship with the NRA and now seek to substantially curtail its support of the NRA—notwithstanding that its assets were raised by the NRA, using the NRA name and trademarks, for the benefit of the NRA’s charitable programs. The NRA’s lawsuit seeks rulings preventing the Foundation from infringing the NRA’s trademarks, misappropriating funds contributed to support the NRA’s charitable programs, and blocking the foundation’s attempt to break away from the NRA. Read more

TROY, AL — Kimber Mfg. has unveiled four highly anticipated compensated models expanding its 2K11 lineup.

Just over one year after introducing the 2K11 platform in November 2024, Kimber has expanded the family with multiple line extensions that have generated extensive media coverage, competitive use, and strong consumer demand. Among the most frequently requested additions to the platform has been a compensated model, now realized with the launch of the 2K11 Comp lineup.

Debuting in January 2026, the new 2K11 Comp series is offered in both black and stainless finishes, with full-size (5-inch barrel) and Pro-size (4.25-inch barrel) configurations available in each color. All models feature an integrated compensator forward of the front sight and Kimber’s new carbon fiber grip module. Select variants are available with a Stan Chen Customs® magwell and TAG Precision steel optic adapter plates. The 2K11 Comp models retain the hallmark features of the existing 2K11 line, including a toolless guide rod system, external extractor, and crowned, fluted barrel. Chambered in 9mm, the 2K11 Comp series is available for immediate shipment and will begin appearing in stores as early as January. Read more

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) proudly announces the launch of Ruger® Harrier™ rifles, a completely re-engineered line of modern sporting rifles (MSRs) that represents the latest evolution in AR-pattern firearms. Manufactured at Ruger’s recently acquired Hebron, Kentucky factory, Harrier rifles are designed to deliver superior fit, function and aftermarket compatibility.

Initial Harrier rifle offerings include two rifles chambered in 5.56 NATO (.223 Remington compatible). Both models feature a rigid, free-floated 15-inch handguard with M-LOK® accessory slots, but differ in configuration to meet varying shooter preferences. Model 28600 features a mid-length gas system, Magpul® MOE-K2® grip, Magpul DT Carbine stock, and a handguard with a full-length STANAG-spec top rail. Model 28601 is equipped with a carbine-length gas system, classic black A2 grip, M4 collapsible stock, and a lighter profile handguard without a full-length top rail.

Each Harrier rifle features forged 7075 aluminum upper and lower receivers that meet mil-spec standards and are finished with Type III hard-coat anodizing for exceptional durability. The lower receiver is equipped with a GI single-stage trigger, safety selector, and trigger guard, along with an integrated tension screw that allows users to fine-tune upper-to-lower fitment. A mil-spec diameter carbine buffer tube with a staked castle nut, standard recoil spring and carbine-weight buffer complete the lower assembly.

Each flat-top upper receiver includes Picatinny rail slots, a forward assist, dust cover, brass deflector and mil-spec charging handle. Read more

VKTR Industries, a manufacturer of premier AR-15 rifles and accessories, is proud to announce the next evolution of products designed and built in the heartland of America.

The new line of Vanguard double stack 1911 handguns begins with the launch of the VKP Pro (Professional).  This handgun is designed out of the box for duty, defense, and everyday carry, while still providing excellent performance in a competition.  The VKP is 100% wholly manufactured and assembled in the United States with all US sourced components.

The gun will feature:

Combat Trigger – The custom VKTR single-piece trigger sports a ~3.5lb pull with a clean break and extremely positive reset.

Fully Machined Steel Controls – Fully constructed of all steel, and zero MIM parts for crisp tactile performance and durability.

Reinforced Polymer Grip – Enhanced strength and molded with VKTRs custom grip surface. This grip surface is the perfect balance between grip and comfort during prolonged carry and range sessions.

Steel Frame Durability – The 416 stainless steel frame provides excellent weight and ensures your VKP Pro will outlast the competition regardless of conditions.

Fully Optics Compatible – The VKP Pro is optics-ready out of the box, with three included optic footprint plates (Acro, RMR, & DPP).  Comes standard with XS Sight front sights.  No need to shop around.

Coating – The VKP Pro is covered with DLC ArmorLube coating, to ensure unrivaled protection and performance for years.  This coating protects and coats the pistol while helping maintain the precision tolerances.

“We are extremely excited for this new lineup.” said Dave Rybacki, the owner of VKTR industries and White Label Armory.  “The VKP Pro is our flagship model, and we are working to expand the line.  End users can be sure that this handgun will be manufactured to the highest standards and tolerances.” Read more

BUENA VISTA, GA – Armageddon Gear’s original Big Game Chest Rig was built with hunters in mind, simple, tough, and practical. It featured two dump pockets designed for tags, wind checkers, rangefinders, gloves, or whatever else the day demanded. And for a long time, that setup did exactly what it was supposed to do. But as more hunters put miles on it, one request kept coming back: “I love this rig… I just need a place for my pistol.” Instead of forcing a compromise or bolting on something awkward, Armageddon Gear did what they always do, went back to the drawing board and built a purpose-driven solution. That solution is the Gun Slinger Chest Rig, offered alongside the original Big Game Chest Rig for hunters who want sidearm carry built in from the start.

The Gun Slinger is constructed primarily from Armageddon Gear’s signature double-waxed canvas, chosen for its durability, weather resistance, and quiet performance in the field. Webbing straps keep the rig secure and comfortable without excess bulk, while the binocular compartment uses a magnetic closure for fast, silent access when seconds count. On the carry side, the Gun Slinger features a dedicated pistol holster, positioned for balance and accessibility, and opposite it sits a single dump pocket perfect for essentials without overcrowding the rig. Read more

Jacksonville, FL – Derya Arms, a leader in reliable firearms, today announced the launch of the TM22 Flash, a tactical semi-automatic .22LR rifle designed for speed, precision, and versatility in recreational shooting. As the flagship model in the TM22 series, the Flash introduces enhanced features for enthusiasts seeking a lightweight, customizable platform. Now available through authorized dealers, the TM22 Flash meets growing demand for high-performance .22LR options with an MSRP of $249.

The TM22 Flash combines modern tactical elements with proven reliability, featuring an 18″ rifled target barrel for accuracy, a full top rail with flip-up sights for quick optic integration, M-LOK forend and bottom Picatinny rail for accessories, an adjustable collapsible stock with cheek riser on a commercial buffer tube (13-14.5″ length of pull), AR pistol grip, and flat-faced trigger for rapid follow-ups. At just 4.85 lbs unloaded and 34″ overall, it’s built for all-day recreational use. The rifle includes two 10-round polymer magazines and is fully compatible with aftermarket 15-round and 25-round magazines for extended sessions. With complete in-house vertical integration, every component is manufactured to ensure quality, durability, and value.

“The TM22 Flash represents our commitment to innovation in the .22LR category,” said Dustin Jones, Derya Arms representative. “It’s engineered for shooters who want tactical capabilities without the weight, making it ideal for range training and plinking.” Read more

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) proudly announces the return of one of America’s most iconic over/under shotguns with the Ruger® Red Label™ III, renewing Ruger’s commitment to being a full-line manufacturer of firearms.

First launched in 1977, the original Ruger Red Label earned a reputation for rugged reliability, classic lines, and American-made quality. Decades later, the Red Label III continues that legacy while elevating it with premium materials and world-class fit and finish.

Built by the highly skilled craftsmen at one of the world’s premier makers of fine firearms, Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company (CSMC), the Red Label III marks a new era in Ruger shotgun excellence.

This 20-gauge shotgun is offered in both 28″ and 30″ barrel configurations and features a beautiful walnut stock with a classic checkering pattern and a hand-rubbed oil finish. The single trigger is inertia operated and resets on recoil. In addition, the automatic tang safety has an integral first shot barrel selector. Capable of shooting 2 3/4″ and 3″ shells, the barrels have a precise internal geometry that produces consistent patterns and superior shot performance.

The Red Label III is designed as a sporting shotgun for upland game hunting, skeet and sporting clays, as well as waterfowling. Each shotgun ships in a premium custom case and includes five Tru-Choke-style choke tubes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified and Full. Read more