Chris Eger is a Feature Writer/Staff Writer at Engineering News and Guns.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, and business economics, with a particular focus on lawsuits and federal legislation. Chris's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in engineering, sports business, and energy and mining.
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Chris Eger's articles predominantly focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to gun sales, gun control, firearms, the Second Amendment, and gun manufacturers. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into legislative developments or industry trends. Given his coverage of private sector announcements and product promotions as well as a high emphasis on government & politics themes , he may also be open to news about new products from firearm companies along with their implications for consumers.
Given Chris's United States geographic focus and emphasis on government policies related to firearms, experts in U.S. gun laws and regulations or those who can offer perspectives on the political aspects of firearm-related issues would likely interest him most.
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Beretta and Langdon Tactical have teamed up on what could be the ultimate Model 92 series defensive pistol.
The Land of Lincoln is the next state attempting to impose an arbitrary ban on Glocks and similar-style pistols on the pretext that they are "convertible."
We recently spent the day with the folks from GForce Arms and got the scoop on a new model Jawbone inbound for this summer.
On the eve of a large international tactical expo, FN Herstal raised the curtain on a new rifle for its 2026 catalog, the ARKA.
Federal's new Peak Case technology has caught the Army's eye, and the military has inked an agreement for 40 million cartridge cases as a starter.
Designed and engineered for IPSC and USPSA competition use, the new Beretta 94X Performance looks like a 92 but runs like a racecar.
By: Chris Eger
The Old Dominion State is just over three weeks out from a sweeping ban on popular semi-auto firearms, and discontent from county officials is mounting.
Signaling the agenda should polarity shift in Washington in the coming months and years, a group of House Dems has debuted legislation to outlaw suppressors.
Continuing a spate of actions against deep blue jurisdictions that are making it tough on gun owners, the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division's Second Amendment Section has opened an investigation of the Philadelphia Police Department.
A controversial 2024 rule change by federal firearms regulators, which paved the way for universal background checks, was consigned to the trash heap last week.
