The .45 Colt Single Action Army used by Russell Crowe in the 2007 remake of 3:10 to Yuma is up for auction on GunBroker.com. It includes a range of documents confirming its provenance as the actual gun from the film. In addition to those documents, the gun’s serial number can be seen in the film and matched to this firearm.

Springfield Armory has been introducing ported barrels or integrally compensated pistols into many of their hallmark lineups of handguns this year. This includes the Hellcat Pro as well as the 1911 DS Prodigy. Now, you even have the option to get an Echelon with a ported barrel with their latest announcement of the Echelon Comp 4.5F 9mm.

A new brand for thermals and night vision equipment has been born: Nocpix. This is a brand by InfiRay Technologies. According to the presentation Nocpix was born to push the boundaries in the outdoor electro-optic industry by using the latest advancements in thermal sensor technology. The brand name is an abbreviation of “nocturnal” and “pixel”, which represents their ambition to create next-level thermal night vision image quality. Nocpix mentions specialization and innovation as key factors for their future success, and they say they are dedicated to providing the most complete thermal and digital night vision product lineup.

More than 25 years after they shut down production of their last lever-action, Savage Arms is back in the cowboy rifle business again. The new Savage Revel has finally broke cover after years of rumors, bringing an all-new lever-action platform to market in .22 LR, .22 Magnum or .17 HMR.

This is an in-depth interview with Raine Peltokoski, one of the best shooters in the history of practical shooting. The author had the fortune to spend a full week together with him and the Finnish Senior Semi-Auto Team at the Rifle World Shoot. Apart from learning about his background, how he trains and how he sets up his rifle you’ll learn about his Suomi sub-machine gun and why he needs a Lahti L-39 20 mm anti-tank gun. Let’s go!

Today we have the Limited Edition 10-year Anniversary LTT 92 Elite from Langdon Tactical Technology (LTT) in our Photo Of The Day. Ernest Langdon built this exclusive 92 Elite LTT to commemorate the 10-year Anniversary of his company, and only 100 of the Elite version will be made.

Welcome everyone to the 247th 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.

Remember back in March, when we told you about the rapidly rising costs of the Canadian federal government’s planned gun grab? As it turns out, the feds were just getting started on running up the bill. Now, less than six months later, they’ve added more than 50 percent more to their tab—and they still haven’t seized a single gun.

We’ve come a long way since Dad’s old 10/22, with chassis, binary triggers, and all manner of accessories and attachments available for the iconic platform. I am not nearly the tinkerer today that I once was, and need a good reason to swap out OEM parts, but Angstadt Arms might do just that with the company’s new Vanquish 22 Integrally Suppressed Barrel. Promising incredible sound suppression, simplified maintenance, and seamless integration with the Ruger 10/22, well, I’m all ears… See what I did there? I’m a dad now and therefore cleared to make dad jokes.

“Limited Edition” can be a term loosely thrown around in the firearms world these days, but one company takes the concept pretty seriously, Cabot Guns. The company’s recent High Voltage 1911 is a series of only two guns. That’s it. Serial Numbers VOLTAGE45-1 and VOLTAGE45-2, and as of writing this, they are both sold. Let’s face it, most of us will never own a Cabot, and it’s not like we had the money burning a hole in our pockets on this one and now feel the way we do when we get outbid on Gunbroker. But we can still look and appreciate.

A U.S. Secret Service (USSS) Uniformed Division officer wounded himself with a negligent discharge on Saturday, September 21st. Early media reports initially said a Secret Service special agent had been involved, however, the matter was clarified by a spokesperson for the Uniformed Division.

EAA has a reputation for making affordable versions of pistols made by other manufacturers. When Beretta discontinued the classic Beretta 80-series pistols, Girsan stepped up to make clones. The recent MC14BDA is a “clone” of a close 80-series cousin, the Browning BDA. I spent the last several months with one, and it is time to share my findings.

Photo Of The Day where we check out this TRS Comp build from Nighthawk Custom. They had my interest, and I’m pretty sure I share it with a lot of our readers. Here's a breakdown of the build, so you know what you’re looking at:

Welcome back to The Rimfire Report, our weekly article series where we discuss everything related to rimfire ammunition. Last week, Luke talked about the possible military applications of the American-180 rimfire submachine gun. In today's installment, we are reporting rimfire news - Winchester Ammunition's new 21 Sharp cartridge, which was standardized by SAAMI over a year ago, is now available. Shortly after the release of this new rimfire cartridge, Savage Arms announced the availability of a number of their rimfire rifles chambered in 21 Sharp. Let’s take a closer look at the new cartridge and rifles.

Walther’s national TEQ (Trigger, Ergonomics, and Quality) Fest event was held from September 20-22 “celebrating the brand’s commitment to performance and engaging customers across the country.” The event took place at several dozen participating dealers from coast to coast and showcased the launch of six new additions to the Walther pistol lineup, from modern refreshes to brand-new models.

Savage Arms is introducing a new addition to its AccCan series of high-performance suppressors, the AC350, designed specifically for the 350 Legend. Savage promises exceptional sound reduction and some pretty innovative features they claim will revolutionize the shooting experience for hunters and sport shooters. That gets my attention.