First seen last year at SHOT 2025, the Tyrant CNC PDW chassis for the SIG SAUER P365 has arrived! Construction consists of a patent-pending hybrid design, combining 7075 aluminum with proprietary polymer components. A spring-loaded, side-folding brace is integrated into the chassis and deploys via a rear-mounted button. The system also incorporates a removable blast shield and Picatinny rail sections for mounting accessories. A dual magazine holder with an ambidextrous release is built into the chassis to support faster reloads. The TWS365 is compatible with barrel lengths from 3.1 to 6 inches, including compensated and suppressed configurations, allowing the chassis to accommodate a range of P365 builds. The layout of the system allows the brace to be deployed and magazines accessed without disrupting optic alignment or balance. Tyrant CNC notes that the chassis supports OWB and IWB holster use and is sized to fit within many bags designed for concealed carry. This new chassis is compatible with all Tyrant CNC P365 upgrades.  Availability: The SIG Sauer P365 PDW TWS365 is available through Tyrant CNC and authorized retailers, including RSR, Sports South, Optics Planet, and Brownells. This is not a firearm, this is a chassis for the P365 and can be…

U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft are now engaged in maritime interdiction operations along the southern flank of Operation Epic Fury, targeting Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fast-attack watercraft in the Strait of Hormuz, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Thursday.“The A-10 Warthog is now engaged across the southern flank, targeting fast-attack watercraft in the Strait of Hormuz,” Air Force Gen. Dan Caine said during a Pentagon briefing on the operation. The announcement marks an expansion of the Warthog’s confirmed role in Epic Fury. On March 15, U.S. Central Command released imagery of A-10C Thunderbolt IIs receiving fuel in flight while supporting the operation, the first official visuals of the aircraft in the campaign. “The A-10 Thunderbolt II can loiter for hours, standing by and ready to execute a mission whenever needed,” CENTCOM said in the accompanying post on X.Designed for close air support, the A-10 was built to fly low, slow and close to the fight, providing direct fire support to ground forces and, increasingly, to joint forces operating in contested littoral environments. Its titanium-armored cockpit, often referred to as a “titanium bathtub,” and redundant flight systems allow it to absorb significant punishment and continue…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Bob Barker, longtime host of “The Price Is Right,” allegedly went through some major personality changes after the death of his wife, Dorothy Jo Gideon, in 1982. In E!’s documentary series “Dirty Rotten Scandals,” those closest to Barker at the time opened up about the sudden shift in attitude and the mental health challenges the TV personality experienced amid his grief. “{Bob and Dorothy Jo] went to Hawaii in August and she was diagnosed with lung cancer and died two months later,” Barbara Hunter, a former producer on the game show, said in the episode. “Bob really went into a funk after that. He was ready to take his own life. That’s what he shared with me.”FORMER ‘PRICE IS RIGHT’ MODEL EXPOSES DARK TRUTH ABOUT BOB BARKER ERA “He went through a lot of changes,” Holly Hallstrom, a former model who showcased prizes as one of “Barker’s Beauties,” told Fox News Digital ahead of the premiere. “At first, he was grieving, so that was a big change. It was very somber on the set, much more somber. But then, after that, it just became like you were living in Barkerland, where he was the…

Two new pistols from Shadow Systems that share a lot of DNA, but shoot very differently. What is better, more barrel or less muzzle flip? The choice is personal, but with the CR920XL and CR920XP you’re getting a lot of gun in a small package. SHADOW SYSTEMS CR920XL/XP SPECS Action: Semi-Auto Caliber: 9mm Luger Capacity: 15 Barrel Length: 4.18″ (XL), 3.65” (XP) Barrel Description: Match Grade, Spiral Fluted Barrel Finish: Burnt Bronze Optic Ready: Yes – multi-footprint mounting Sights: Green Tritium Front, Black Rear Frame Description: Textured polymer, slim/compact Overall Length: 7.45″ Weight(Unloaded): 19.5oz JUST THE FACTS Most people look at Shadow Systems and just see another Glock clone, and that’s not entirely wrong, but it’s not the whole picture either. While nominally based on the G43/X, the CR920 series is its own animal with substantial improvements.  First, for the CR920X/XL/XP, the magazine is 15-rounds to Glock’s 10. Downside: these mags are proprietary. $30 a mag isn’t prohibitive, but it’s not cheap either. Good news is that these mags are very high quality. They load easy, hold the number of rounds they claim, steel body, drop-free, and have given me zero issues. Second, Shadow Systems has a patented optics mounting…

Shigeaki Mori, an atomic bomb survivor who spent decades researching the forgotten American prisoners of war killed in the Hiroshima attack, has died at age 88.The historian died on March 14 at a Hiroshima hospital, according to Japanese media reports. Mori was just eight years old when the B-29 carrying the earth shattering “Little Boy” bomb dropped on the city. Less than a mile and a half from the center of the blast, Mori was thrown into a nearby stream that protected him from the firestorm that followed. “I found myself inside the mushroom cloud,” Mori would later write. “It was so dark that when I held my hands up about 10 centimeters in front of my face, I couldn’t see them.”In the ensuing days, Mori scavenged for food and water but only found piles of charred bodies instead. When he did find water, it was poisoned with radiation. Unknowingly, Mori drank it anyway.As a young man, Mori worked at a brokerage house and, later, at a piano manufacturer. “But I’d always wanted to be a historian,” he told The New York Times in 2016.And so the budding historian began spending his weekends researching the aftermath of the Aug. 6,…

The Pentagon wants $200 billion in order to fund the war it started by bombing Iran in joint attacks with Israel on February 28th. Some political parasites in the ruling class are pushing back against the amount as it exceeds half of Iran’s GDP (gross domestic product). Pentagon Confirms 3 Deaths, Iran Claims It Killed 200 In Strikes If this budget is approved, the figure would far exceed the cost of US President Donald Trump’s military operation against Iran to date, and is aimed at rapidly boosting the production of critical weapons depleted during the US-Israeli strikes, the outlet said on Wednesday. The U.S. spent more than $11 billion in the first week of the war alone. Combined with the proposed funding, total costs could exceed half of Iran’s annual GDP, which was $356.5 billion in 2025. The U.S. has also already killed a number of high-ranking officials and commanders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iran Has Confirmed The Death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei According to a report by The Washington Post [behind a paywall], the plan is likely to trigger a political battle in Congress, the outlet said, “as public support for the effort remains tepid and…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Minnesota Vikings have made another addition to their quarterback room.After signing Kyler Murray to a one-year contract last week, the Vikings announced they signed Carson Wentz to a one-year deal on Thursday. Wentz spent last season with the Vikings as a backup to J.J. McCarthy.With the addition of Murray and the return of Wentz, the Vikings have added competition for McCarthy while ensuring they have quality backup quarterback options. Murray and McCarthy will compete for the starting quarterback job, while Wentz will serve as one of the team’s backups. Wentz started five games last season, and the team went 2-3 in his starts. He completed 65.1% of his passes for 1,216 yards with six touchdowns and five interceptions. His season ended when he sustained a dislocated shoulder.The 33-year-old tried to play through the injury before eventually undergoing surgery on the dislocation, a torn labrum, and a fracture in the shoulder.MAXX CROSBY DESCRIBES ROLLER COASTER OF EMOTIONS DURING TENUOUS RAVENS ORDEAL, INCLUDING ‘OFF’ MEETING After Wentz got injured, and later McCarthy got injured for a second time last season, the Vikings were forced to start undrafted rookie Max Brosmer for two games,…

SPONSORED CONTENT There is a long and storied connection between warfighters and their watches. The regimented precision of military life, and of modern combat operations, dictates that most everyone on the battlefield be aware of the time at all times. Some watch brands have become accidentally synonymous with certain men, missions, or units. Others exist specifically because of this lineage. Praesidus Watch Co, whose is derived from the Latin word for “protector” was established in 2019 with the specific goal of producing rugged, unpretentious field watches to replicate or commemorate service members throughout history. Last year, on the 80th anniversary of the battle of Iwo Jima, they released a watch as tribute to that historic battle. This year, they have expanded on the theme with their latest release – the Pacific Front watch. Instead of focusing on a single battle, the Pacific Front pays homage to the “Island Hopping” campaign undertaken by US forces in the wake of the Pearl Harbor attacks. Dates and locations are subtly but clearly displayed on the dial, along with a map-like path of progression. The dial is also embedded with real black volcanic sand taken directly from Iwo Jima.  But this is not strictly…

A wide range of really well-known aircraft types were used in World War II, by both sides. But for every well-known Mustang, British Spitfire, Bf109, Zero, Flying Fortress, Corsair or Mitchell bomber, there were many other hard-working planes that received little to no attention. Quite often their operations provided ample opportunity for danger, but little chance for glory. A Zeke meets its end: Lt. Gandy’s Kingfisher was close behind the Zeke, and after several long bursts of .30-caliber fire, the Japanese aircraft burst into flames and crashed. Image: NARA One of these lesser-known, lunch-bucket types was the U.S. Navy’s Vought OS2U Kingfisher — a catapult-launched observation floatplane. With a maximum speed of just 170 mph, the twin-place Kingfisher was among the slowest aircraft in any American squadron, on land or at sea. Even so, during the pre-invasion bombardment of Iwo Jima, a Kingfisher found itself in combat with one of the best dogfighting aircraft of the entire war: the Mitsubishi A6M “Zero” (Allied reporting name: “Zeke”). The cruiser USS Pensacola (CA 24) photographed in late January 1944. Two Vought OS2U Kingfisher aircraft were carried aboard. Image: NARA via Sean Hert On February 16, 1945, three days before the Marines hit the beach on Iwo…

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