![[SHOT 2018] Geissele Introduces Remington 700 Triggers & New URG-I Upper Receiver](http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/0122181118_HDR2-180x180.jpg)
At the 2018 SHOT Show, Geissele Automatics made fans very happy by bringing out 3 new and much-asked for products. First, the company released its new Remington 700 trigger line, which consists of a single SKU adjusted from the factory to two models: S…
Read more ›![[SHOT 2018] Kahr Teases Tactical Thompson Carbine](http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/0124181134c_HDR2-180x180.jpg)
If you’re one of those people who think the Thompson submachine gun never should have gone away, then Kahr Arms (Auto Ordnance) has the gun for you. Displayed at their booth at the 2018 SHOT Show is a Thompson different than any of the other semi…
Read more ›![[SHOT 2018] Nightforce’s New 1-8×24 NX8 and 1-8×24 ATACR](http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/0123181158c_HDR2-180x180.jpg)
At the 2018 SHOT Show, Nightforce brought along their brand new 1-8 power scopes, including the much-anticipated NX8 1-8 power compact carbine optic. Alongside it, the company also debuted the ATACR 1-8×24, a larger, more capable one-to-eight that…
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Next up for the Big Freakin’ Cartridge Test is RUAG Ammotec’s version of the NATO-standard SS109 round (equivalent to US M855). I believe the ammunition I tested may have been made in RUAG’s facility in Thun, Switzerland, although I have no…
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Next up for the Big Freakin’ Cartridge Test is RUAG Ammotec’s version of the NATO-standard SS109 round (equivalent to US M855). I believe the ammunition I tested may have been made in RUAG’s facility in Thun, Switzerland, although I have no…
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Next up for the Big Freakin’ Cartridge Test is Federal’s T556TNB1 load, which is the civilian market name for the Mk.318 SOST projectile developed by US SOCOM as a “barrier blind” round for the M4 Carbine and Mk. 18 CQB upper receiver…
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