In 1977 the Italian company decided to to expand the Beretta brand into the U.S. market and in 1985 the model 92/M9 pistol became the official sidearm of the U.S. Armed Forces. A history of success that continues to this day. 

A new study questions ECHA’s “environmental” pillar seriously. The arguments of ECHA for the ban of lead in ammunition start to crumble at all levels. ECHA's estimates that hunting disperses 14,000 tons of lead gunshot and bullets into the terrestrial environment each year, leading to the mortality of more than 1.3 million birds have proven to be very exaggerated – to say the least.

Laser Ammo introduces three new products geared for the professional market: the CQB In a BOX portable reactive target system, Shot on Body wearable reactive sensor system for force-on-force training, and the Flash Bolt BCG dry fire replacement – already available for purchase and compatible with most AR-15 and M4 platforms. Plus, an innovative sound effect system from Scenario Trainer for the …

InfiRay-Outdoor, a manufacturer specializing in optoelectronic devices, has long been in the upper class of thermal imaging devices with its top models. Now it is going one better with the new Mate series of clip-on devices. The team from all4hunters.com picks out the new flagship model MAH50 from the Mate model series and presents it here.

The manufacturer MAK, located in Schwebheim, Germany, is not only known for its innovations, but also offers shooting accessories in three different areas: in addition to scope mounts, they also have the matching optics and electronics in their catalog. We took a closer look at the MAKmasterLock, the new MAKpro 5-25x56i HD and the MAKcam, one product from each category.

We are used to thinking of the revolver as a purely North American firearm, but in fact the wheelgun has deep roots in Europe. One of the best Old World products was manufactured in Alsace in the early 1970s and has recently been revived by another French manufacturer. We managed to get our hands on a vintage example, and we tell you how it shoots. 

The SIG Sauer P320 polymer pistol, which was released in 2014, has become a serious competitor to the previous top dogs, and not just because of the U.S. Army'a M17 model, which was introduced three years later. The testers from all4shooters.com had the pleasure of testing the P320 XCarry Spectre and the AXG Pro, two of the latest offspring. You can read the results here.

Formerly known as the "1895 GBL" (Guide Big Loop), it is Ruger’s first model in the Marlin Guide Gun family of rifles. The Model 1895 is chambered in 45-70 Govt. and features an oversized lever loop that provides clearance for operation with heavy gloves. All metal components are glass bead-blasted for a satin finish and blued.

With a 30 mm tube for use with standard mounts, the Night Pearl Marten 620 is a Czech-made thermal riflescope packed with interesting features. Watch our quick review of the packaging and its content, and learn more in the video. 

It owes its name to the camouflage coating on the stock and the Cerakote treatment that in Franchi's entire Elite range protects the barrel and metal parts of the gun over time: this is the Horizon Elite Strata bolt-action rifle. We tested it and here we are telling you the details that emerged at the range and on the hunt.

From September 16 to 18, 2022, the Heidelberg Practical Pistol Club hosted the GECO IPSC Masters at the Philippsburg shooting range, Germany. With 441 athletes from 12 countries, it was the biggest German Level III match. 

Stockholm's "Armémuseum", the  Army Museum, not only presents visitors with relics from Sweden's stormy past, but also offers a reflection on doubts and anxieties related to war events. We visited it for you.

Manufactured in the US by Shadow Systems, the CR 920 in 9mm Luger is a lightweight and compact carry pistol compatible with Glock 43X MOS and Glock 48 MOS pistol holsters, but with the added bonus of a double-stack magazine with 10+1 or 13+1 round capacity depending on the version.

Vista Outdoor Sales, owner of Federal Ammunition, was awarded a $114,813,500 firm-fixed-price contract to manufacture 5.56 mm NATO training ammo for the U.S. Army. For Federal Ammunition, this is the largest government contract ever.

Built using a fully modular design and the Flash Forged Technology to achieve the lightest possible structure, the new MHR offered by Christensen Arms promises “the accuracy of a chassis rifle while providing the ergonomics of a hunting rifle”. It is available in 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC and .308 Winchester, all with 22” barrels. 

Featuring a lighter handguard with attachment screws for additional rigidity and a lightened profile barrel, the latest MCX-SPEAR-LT is now also available in 7.62x39 caliber. The fully ambidextrous controls are the same as the M400 rifles. Barrels are interchangeable, and you can also use AR-15 triggers.