Welcome to Cheaper Than Dirt’s Week-In-Review News Roundup.
Here you’ll find some of the previous week’s top stories in the shooting industry, as well as our favorite reader comments and #RangeDayFriday photos.
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Latest Firearm News
Ed Brown Releases MP-F4 Pistol
Ed Brown Products, Inc. is adding the F4 to the Fueled Series of custom pistols, based on the popular Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 9mm.
Luth-AR Introduces Modular Trigger Assembly
Luth-AR now has a new single-stage drop-in trigger which is said to give a crisp, clean trigger break at around 3.5 lbs.
Escort Announces BTS Bullpup Shotgun
The Escort BTS bullpup offers all the perks of the VTS series shotguns in a more compact, portable package. This next-generation shotgun is available in either 12 ga or .410 cal and is offered in either black or FDE Cerakote.
Klik Belts and Black Collar Arms Launch Modular Sling
A Klik Belts and Black Collar Arms collaboration, the Klik Sling is a quick-adjust, modular rifle sling that employs genuine AustriAlpin COBRA quick-release buckles and interchangeable tails.
Volquartsen Releases VF-ORYX Rifle
The VF-ORYX is the latest addition to the Volquartsen line of rifles. The VF-ORYX features a CNC-machined stainless steel receiver, and the receiver features an integral 20 MOA rail, making it ideal for long-range .22 LR shooting.
Tyrant Designs Introduces GLOCK Gen 5 I.T.T.S. Trigger System
The I.T.T.S. features a hybridized design for the trigger shoe that incorporates a semi-curved and semi-flat shape, which some have found to be more comfortable than a standard flat-faced trigger.
Reader Comments of the Week
“Well said! I settled on a take-down Model 1895 Winchester when going deep into the long trails. In fits into my backpack, is quick to assemble, and is a joy to shoot. It’s chambered in 30-06 and will reliably stop anything I encounter in North America.”
– TOM, in response to If I Could Only Have One: Rifle Edition
“I have been in physical decline in the last 21 years. I have been a shooter since I was seven. I will be 75 soon. I’m a disabled Vet, too. I still make ammo with my Lyman “nutcracker” and service my collection of interesting firearms many single shot arms with long bbls. My readiness seeks to take down a Brown Bear at 1000 pounds at as many yards with a .45/70 govt round from my wheel chair. I have a Savage 3″ 12 gauge so I can take geese on the fly. Being prepared is what my decade in Scouting prepared me for. When I cannot do those things I will distribute my collection to my children, step-children and grand kids. I just moved back to my home state where I can sit in a pond noodling for bass. Where I lived before a few years the trout were called steelhead. Not so much in Oklahoma.”
– CLARENCE, in response to 5 Hobbies That Gun Owners Will Love
“I taught for seven years with many hundreds of M9s. I’ve also been teaching with the same M9 compact for over 30 years and I cannot even estimate how many thousands of rounds I’ve fire through it. I’ve never had a single reliability issue with any of them. I would consider the failures to be anecdotal, not the expectation.”
– ADRIAN, in response to Review: Beretta 92 Compact Pistol
#RangeDayFriday Photos of the Week
Here are some of our favorite fan photo submissions of the week. Find out how you could win a new gun by sharing your #rangedayfriday pics on our gun giveaway page.
