
HK Releases the VP9CC Micro-Compact, Now at Dealers
Heckler & Koch's new VP9CC brings the VP9 platform down to micro-compact carry size with a 3.12-inch barrel, 10+1 capacity, a 40%-lower recessed optics mount, and the full VP9 trigger for $1,049.
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Heckler & Koch's new VP9CC brings the VP9 platform down to micro-compact carry size with a 3.12-inch barrel, 10+1 capacity, a 40%-lower recessed optics mount, and the full VP9 trigger for $1,049.

Beretta's new A400 Solo ships with the B-LINK Pro gas system, Kick-Off Plus recoil reduction, and a Steelium barrel starting at $1,549.

KelTec's 'Nub Sub' turns the SUB2000 into a braced pistol with a threaded 6-inch barrel, Glock-mag compatibility, and a 10-inch folded length at $599.

Bravo Company is teasing the BCM9, a compact AR-pattern 9mm carbine that appears to run Colt SMG-pattern magazines. BCM has not released specs, pricing, or a date.

XTech Tactical launches the X-Flare 556 and X-Flare Digital, injection-molded flared magwells for mil-spec AR-15 lowers at $39.95 each — 1.75x wider than stock and backed by a lifetime warranty.

Tippmann Arms and Rare Breed Triggers launch the M4-22 ELITE FRT series — three factory-built .22 LR firearms engineered around the FRT-15L3, the first rimfire platform to ship with forced reset installed from the factory.

Palmetto State Armory's PSA 570 brings AR-style modularity to the pump shotgun — an optics-ready, 870-compatible 12-gauge that owners can reconfigure at home. It launches Friday, July 24.

PSA is now shipping the JAKL-9 SD, a 9mm PCC with an extended 1.8-inch-bore handguard designed to tuck a suppressor inside, starting at $1,050.

S&W's new M&P15 AXE SBR ($1,499) and Pistol ($1,479) share an 8-inch barrel and Gemtech GVAC gas system, purpose-built for life with a can.

BOE Suppression's IncoLite 9 series uses 3D-printed Inconel 718 to deliver 9mm cans as light as 4 oz, starting at $599 and available from multiple retailers.

1791 Industries' LiteRaider LRM4 uses Metal Matrix Composite to cut 33 percent from receiver weight while meeting mil-spec tolerances, starting at $299.99.

Alternative Ballistics Corporation will begin selling The Home Defense, a muzzle device that converts live pistol fire to a less-lethal impact round, at a Las Vegas retailer starting July 17.