
HUXWRX Debuts the FLOW 9 M, a Modular Titanium Suppressor in Two Configurations
HUXWRX Safety Co. introduces the FLOW 9 M, a Grade 23 titanium modular suppressor that converts between compact and full-length configurations at $849 MSRP.
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HUXWRX Safety Co. introduces the FLOW 9 M, a Grade 23 titanium modular suppressor that converts between compact and full-length configurations at $849 MSRP.

ATF Director Cekada's October 9 open letter formally ends NFA Form 4 approval and the $200 tax stamp for suppressors, SBRs, and SBSs — machine guns remain fully regulated.

UO Arms opens the books on the NT7, a US-made 4.6x30mm pistol and factory SBR with MP7-style compact dimensions and Q4 2026 delivery.

Langdon Tactical expands its DA/SA catalog with LTT-tuned Steyr ATD pistols in standard and ported Comp configurations.

SIG Sauer confirms December fielding of the M8 carbine to Close Combat Force units at Fort Bragg, the first line-unit deployment of the 6.8x51mm weapon.

NSSF-adjusted September 2026 background checks fell 2.3% year-over-year, but Q3 rose 2.5% and NFA filings hit 149,614 — up 129% as suppressor demand holds at historic levels.

Remington's LaGrange, Georgia facility is now producing Model 700 rifles and Model 870 shotguns, with retail availability expected this fall as the iconic brand completes its shift from Ilion.

SIG Sauer's new HYP is the first direct-impingement rifle chambered in 6.8x51mm/.277 FURY, priced at $2,729.99 — about a third the cost of the piston-driven MCX-SPEAR.

CZ enters the modular striker market with the DUTY, a four-SKU 9mm line starting at $729, available October 6.

HUXWRX launches the FLOW 9k PCC, a 14-4 stainless steel 9mm suppressor rated across seven calibers at $898 MSRP.

Savage Arms adds Mossy Oak Bottomland to the AXIS 2 PRO bolt-action, offering 15 calibers and a factory-threaded barrel at $689 heading into deer season.

The DOJ let the 60-day appeal window close October 5 without challenging the Texas ruling that ended NFA Form 4 registration for suppressors, SBRs, and SBSs.