SIG HYP 6.8×51: A Direct Impingement Rifle for .277 FURY
SIG Sauer has listed the HYP, a direct impingement AR-pattern rifle chambered for 6.8x51mm hybrid ammunition. SIG lists it at $2,729.99, which is $1,490 under the piston MCX-SPEAR.
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SIG P226-X AGENCY: A Compensated SAO P226 With Agency Arms
SIG Sauer has listed the P226-X AGENCY, a single-action-only P226 built with Agency Arms: compensated slide, 3.8 in bull barrel and a ROMEO-X dot installed. SIG lists it at $2,849.99, with no ship date yet.
CZ DUTY: Modular Striker-Fired 9mm Launches at $729
CZ has launched the CZ DUTY, a modular striker-fired 9mm with a serialized chassis and direct-mount optics, at $729 MSRP for all four models. Specs, models and what it means for the P-10.
Polymaker Sued by San Diego County Over Filament Marketing
San Diego County has sued filament maker Polymaker under California’s Unfair Competition Law, alleging it marketed filament for printing guns. What the complaint says, what it asks for and what it does not change.
DOJ Asks Fifth Circuit to Toss Under-21 Handgun Case
The Justice Department has asked the Fifth Circuit to dismiss the under-21 handgun sales case as moot, saying it will not enforce the ban against anyone. What the brief says and what dealers can do today.
New Jersey Asks SCOTUS to Hold Its AR-15 Ban Case
New Jersey has petitioned the Supreme Court over its AR-15 ban and 10-round magazine limit. It asks the justices to hold the case, and both bans stay enforceable.
Maryland Glock Ban: Federal Judge Denies Injunction
A federal judge refused to block Maryland’s convertible pistol law in a 45-page opinion. What he decided, what he left open, and what it means before January 1, 2027.
Supreme Court Denies DOJ in Fifth Circuit Felon Gun Ban Case
The Supreme Court denied the Justice Department’s petition in United States v. Hembree on October 5. What the Fifth Circuit ruling covers, and what it does not.
DOJ Will Not Appeal the Texas NFA Registration Ruling
The Justice Department told Congress it will not appeal the Texas ruling against NFA registration. What the letter says, who the injunction covers, and what is still undecided.