News & Analysis: Smith & Wesson Acquires Savage Arms in $160 Million Deal
Smith & Wesson acquires Savage Arms in a $160 million deal, expanding its hunting firearms portfolio as the industry continues to consolidate.
Steven Soderbergh Steps In to Help Matt Reeves Finish The Batman Part II
Steven Soderbergh is helping Matt Reeves complete filming on The Batman Part II while Reeves addresses a family matter, confirming he remains the film’s director.
Xbox Creates XP to Bring Its Gaming Franchises to Film, TV, and Beyond
Xbox introduces XP, a new division led by Kayleen Walters focused on expanding its gaming franchises through film, television, merchandise, partnerships, and live experiences.
ARC Raiders and The Finals Are Heading to Film and Television
ARC Raiders and The Finals are being developed for film and television adaptations through a partnership between Chernin Entertainment, Embark Studios, and Nexon.
Paramount Pictures Is Bringing Cyberpunk 2077 to the Big Screen
Paramount Pictures and CD Projekt Red are developing a live-action Cyberpunk film that will explore a new story within the Cyberpunk 2077 universe.
Star Wars Desperately Needs to Break Free From the Skywalker Saga—The Finale
In the Finale, we explore why Star Wars needs to move beyond the Skywalker saga, embrace new characters, and explore the galaxy’s untapped storytelling potential.
FN Introduces M3M Endurance, Extending Service Life to 60,000 Rounds
FN introduces the M3M Endurance .50-caliber machine gun, extending service life to 60,000 rounds and tripling preventive maintenance intervals.
Trijicon Expands ACOG Lineup With New MRAD Reticle Options
Trijicon expands its ACOG lineup with four new MRAD reticle variants, offering greater flexibility across different firearms, calibers, and ammunition types.
Flux Defense Introduces Gen 2 Universal Kompakt IWB Holster
Flux Defense introduces the Gen 2 Universal Kompat IWB holster, featuring a 40% smaller design, injection-molded construction, and compatibility with multiple micro-compact pistols.
California’s Polymaker Lawsuit Raises Questions About the Future of 3D Printing
San Diego County’s lawsuit against Polymaker and California’s AB 2047 raise questions about 3D-printing regulations, firearm-blocking technology, consumer privacy, and personal manufacturing.
