Supreme Court Eyes a Gunmaker Liability Case
The Supreme Court has asked for a response in Daniel Defense v. Lowy, a signal that at least one justice is interested in the gunmaker liability question.
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A Daughter’s Drawings Cost Her Parents Their Guns
A federal magistrate judge held that suspending a couple’s pistol licenses over drawings made by their adult daughter violated the Second Amendment.
Beretta Ports the APX A1 in Its 500th Year
Beretta has added a ported barrel and a seven-port slide to the APX A1. It is $629, optics-ready, and arrives in the company’s 500th year of making guns.
California Says Its Glock Ban Skips the Second Amendment
California’s DOJ told a federal court the Second Amendment is not implicated by its ban on Glocks and other striker-fired pistols. The federal DOJ is suing.
Federal Review Finds No Proof Microstamping Works
NIST told Congress the research does not establish that microstamping produces repeatable, legible marks. Ruger, Smith & Wesson and Glock say the same.
Cabot Apocalypse 2.0: A $8,495 Damascus-Slide 1911
Cabot’s Apocalypse 2.0 1911 brings a hand-forged Damascus slide in 9mm or .45 ACP. MSRP $8,495, only 50 built in 2026. Specs, accuracy, and who it’s for.
Cabot Apex Jurassic 1911: Fossil + Meteorite Build
Cabot Guns built a one-of-a-kind 1911 fusing raptor fossil Damascus with grips and trigger cut from a 4-billion-year-old iron meteorite. The Apex Jurassic is already sold.
Springfield Finally Puts a Tri-Lug on the Kuna
Springfield Armory has added a factory tri-lug barrel to the roller-delayed Kuna 9mm, which is the mount most 9mm suppressor owners actually wanted.
A Medal of Honor Marine Joins Call of Duty
Kyle Carpenter, who took a grenade blast to save another Marine in Afghanistan, becomes a playable character in Modern Warfare 4 on October 23.