Watchtower has announced yet another double-stack 1911 pistol. This time, it’s the new limited-production Demolitia 1911, coming chambered in 9x19mm, designed with help from YouTuber Matt Carriker of Demolition Ranch.

Jacob Grey Firearms just announced the launch of the TWC Black, the newest addition to the company’s double-stack 9mm 2011-style handguns. Building upon the foundation of the original, the Black model is the company’s response to customer feedback on the TWC 9, introducing key features designed to drive performance and enhance the shooting experience at all levels. We’re always off to a great start when manufacturers demonstrate that they actually listen to their customers.

G9 Defense has a new range of safari ammo. The Shape Charge bullet is a brass projectile that provides deep penetration. But it also creates a large permanent wound cavity by forcing tissue out and away.

TFB’s series of interviews with top competition shooters continues. Today we’re taking a deep dive into bullpups, as we interview Joe Easter who ran a modified KelTec RDB at the IPSC Rifle World Shoot. But there’s quite more to the story, including suppressors, so let’s begin.

Detonics is a Czech company specializing in designing firearms that are easier to acquire in the Czech Republic and other European countries. For that reason, many of their guns are muzzleloaders despite their modern appearance. What we have for today’s Photo Of The Day, is a Detonics 50 cal single-shot smoothbore percussion pistol called Black One 500.

When Q began development of the BoomBox, the goal was to create a submachine gun with super and subsonic capabilities like the 300BLK, but with superior terminal ballistics. However, it didn’t take long before the mad scientists behind the Honey Badger realized they were on to something much bigger with the 8.6BLK, giving the new platform potential beyond mere ballistics, and allowing their engineers to do what Q does best, push limits.

Welcome everyone to the 248th edition of 'Hot Gat or Fudd Crap?', one of our many series here on TFB. If you’re new to the series, this is where we look at the most obscure firearms that are actually for sale and ask the question - is this Gat a sweet deal or only have Fudd appeal? Each week the TFB staff weighs in with their thoughts, but readers get the final say in the poll at the bottom of each article.

Browning is once again tinkering with the double-barrel formula, with the introduction of the new Citori 825 platform. This new over-under shotgun enters the market in several different configurations, intended to serve the needs of all kinds of shooters and carrying on a Browning tradition that goes all the way back to the original Superposed O/U.

Century Arms and Sharps Bros. have a new AK with a milled steel 4140 receiver. The MB47 is a 7.62x39 rifle with a 16.25-inch chrome lined barrel fitted with a chevron compensator. Best of all, it is available now at retailers.

Aero Precision has announced its Tephra-22 suppressor, rated for calibers ranging from 22LR through 5.7x28. Aero promises that whether you are out for a day of casual plinking or serious varmint hunting, the Tephra-22 will provide a quiet shooting experience in a durable and user-serviceable package.

MDT Sporting Goods probably have the largest and most diverse line of bolt action rifle chassis and stocks in the industry and they never stop developing new products. The latest addition to their catalog is the CRBN Rifle Stock. Made of carbon fiber with integrated magnesium V-block bedding chassis and foam-filled stock and forearm, the MDT CRBN stock is designed to be very lightweight yet extremely robust.

“Dual focal plane” and “March Scopes” are not terms in the vernacular of the average shooter. But when the opportunity came along to test out a March Scopes FX 1.5-15x42 with such a reticle, I was fully on board to try it out. This is a unique scope with a lot of capability, and I hope you find this review informative.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another edition of The Rimfire Report! This ongoing series is all about the rimfire firearm world and its many types of guns, ammo, shooting sports, and history! On a recent trip out to Texas, I had the pleasure of meeting with the good guys from the 9 Hole Reviews YouTube channel. Henry of 9 Hole was kind enough to bring out not just one, but two Beretta Model 71 pistols that I had been curious about for quite a while from my work with the Beretta 21A Bobcat. While at the range, I had a chance to get a close look at the guns, and also shoot them in various suppressed and unsuppressed configurations. The Model 71 is essentially Beretta’s larger variant of the 21A Bobcat but unlike the Bobcat, the Model 71 actually has a fairly lethal history, specifically with the Israeli Mossad. Today we’ll talk a bit about the pistol, and some of its uses throughout the years.

Two cameramen. One epic showdown. In this video, TFBTV’s Ryan goes head-to-head in a shooting competition against Classic Firearms’ cameraman, also named Ryan. The stakes couldn’t be higher—the loser’s YouTube channel has to post an ad for the winner’s channel. Who will emerge victorious, and who will be left promoting their rival? Tune in to see the ultimate cameraman clash, with plenty of laughs, competition, and some surprising results!

The 22TUC from Taurus USA is a lightweight compact handgun that takes advantage of developments in .22LR terminal ballistics to deliver a user-friendly CCW option that is easy to shoot and effortless to carry. I can already hear you guys, “But Darwin, .22LR isn’t an effective defensive round.” I know, I know, but some people still carry pocket pistols, and the best gun in an emergency is the one you have on you.

MDT has a new version of the JAE chassis for sale, the JAE-G5. This new model adds features like a bolt-on Arca rail and adjustable barricade stop. It is loaded with features like a rubber gasket inside the stock that dampens the recoil and locations for weights inside the forend.