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1. Savage Launches 110 Magpul Scout Rifle Series

   Savage Arms has launched the 110 Magpul Scout rifle, which features an updated iron sight system, full-length extended Picatinny rail, and a Magpul Hunter Stock. Beth Shimanski, director of marketing at Savage Arms, said, “The 110 Magpul Scout is designed to embody versatility and precision. It’s the firearm of choice for shooters who are looking […]

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2. Legacy Sports International Adds 7mm PRCs to the Howa 1500 Lineup

   Legacy Sports International has announced the addition of the following 7mm PRC chamberings to the Howa 1500 lineup with three available stocks. • Howa Hogue Overmold Stock 7mm PRC – $589 MSRP • Howa Stocky’s Carbon Stalker 7mm PRC – $1,099 MSRP • Howa HS Precision 7mm PRC – $1,029 MSRP Howa 7mm PRC shared […]

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3. Tisas USA Introduces the Optics Ready PX-5.7

   Tisas USA, a division of SDS Imports, has introduced the PX-5.7 Optics Ready handgun. “The popularity and interest in the 5.7x28mm cartridge continues to grow,” said SDS/Tisas USA CEO Tim Mulverhill. “And Tisas is meeting that demand with the new PX-5.7 OR.” The new PX-5.7 OR features an optics-ready slide with an RMSc cut footprint, […]

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4. Kimber Releases KDS9c Rail Model

   Kimber has released a KDS9c pistol with a Picatinny rail and ambidextrous safety. MSRP: $1903. The KDS9c Rail began shipping at the end of January. Everett Deger, director of marketing for Kimber, said, “When we started shipping the KDS9c in July of 2023, the most requested additions were for a rail and ambidextrous safety. The […]

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5. Cali’s Restrictive Ammo-Purchasing Law Declared Unconstitutional, Then Stayed

   California’s restrictive ammunition law was repealed, and then stayed, after a lawsuit from ammunition e-tailer Ammunition Depot and the California Pistol & Rifle Association (CRPA) exposed the violations that it imposed on California citizens’ Second Amendment rights. The law, Proposition 63, implemented in-person background checks for every single purchase of standard ammunition, a massive overreach […]

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