Weatherby’s 250th Anniversary Mark V Bets on the Quarter-Bore
Weatherby marks America’s 250th with 250 hand-finished Mark V rifles in .257 Weatherby Magnum, a deliberate bet on the quarter-bore over a trendy magnum.
Nick Hall
EOTech Jumps Into Suppressors With Its Titanium DCBL Line
EOTech, the holographic sight maker, just entered the suppressor market with its titanium DCBL line: a $999 9mm can and $1,099 5.56 and 7.62 models, now shipping in 2026.
Meridian Trench-103: The Hand-Painted American AK-103
Meridian Defense Corp’s Trench-103 is a U.S.-built AK-103 in 7.62×39 where every rifle gets its worn-in Cerakote finish applied by hand, so no two are identical.
Daniel Defense Goes 3D-Printed With MUTE30Ti and NULL9Ti Titanium Suppressors
Daniel Defense enters the suppressor market for 2026 with two 3D-printed titanium cans: the magnum-rated MUTE30Ti at $899 and the 4.4-ounce NULL9Ti at $699. Here are the full specs.
Erdogan Gifts NATO Leaders Rare Turkish Gumusay .357 Revolvers
Turkey’s president handed every NATO leader a rare MKE Gumusay .357 Magnum revolver, with ammo. Here is the story behind the obscure Turkish wheelgun.
US Palm STORM CAT4: A Duty-Ready 5.56 AR Pistol Hits the Cover
The US Palm STORM CAT4, cover gun of Firearms News July 2026, is a compact 11.5-inch 5.56 NATO AR pistol with fully ambidextrous controls, a Magpul BTR brace, and a $1,399 MSRP.
MPA BA Hybrid Review (2026): The PRS Dominator, Tested
A hands-on review of the MPA BA Hybrid, the sub-3-pound MasterPiece Arms competition rifle on a Curtis Axiom action that wins PRS matches: accuracy, the chassis, variants and who should skip it.
The Kinetic Group Sweeps All Four FBI 5.56mm Rifle Ammo Categories
The Kinetic Group swept all four FBI 5.56mm rifle ammunition categories in a single $77.4 million award, with Federal taking three loads and Remington one.
Seventh Circuit Upholds Illinois AR-15 and Magazine Ban, Setting Up Supreme Court Fight
A divided Seventh Circuit panel upheld Illinois’ PICA ban on AR-15-style rifles and standard-capacity magazines on July 9, 2026, reversing a district court and pushing the fight toward the Supreme Court.