New Guns and Gear for October 2026: Threaded Desert Eagle, Ported CZ P-10 C and More

A threaded-barrel Desert Eagle and a ported CZ P-10 C that ships with an Aimpoint COA lead Gun Digest's October roundup of new guns and gear. The rest of the list is carry gear and pistol optics, priced from about $60 to just over $2,000.

The short version

Gun Digest's October 2026 roundup covers seven new products. Magnum Research's DE50THR Mark XIX Desert Eagle is the familiar .50 Action Express pistol with a 6-inch threaded barrel and an L5 piston for running suppressed, and owners of an existing .50 AE gun can buy the barrel and piston as a kit. CZ now sells its ported P-10 C with an Aimpoint COA already fitted, which gets around the COA's proprietary A-Cut mounting footprint.

On the carry side there's Mission First Tactical's ambidextrous AIWB holster for pistols wearing a Streamlight TLR light, a Galco shoulder rig built for optic-equipped 1911s, and Phlster's Enigma Micro for micro-compact pistols worn under any kind of pants. Two pistol optics round it out: Steiner's rebuilt MPS 2.0 and Sightmark's G-Shot, which mounts straight to Glock slides that aren't cut for optics.

Key points

• Desert Eagle DE50THR: MSRP $2,041 for the pistol, or $618 for the threaded barrel and piston kit.
• CZ P-10 C Ported COA: MSRP $1,179 with the Aimpoint COA preinstalled.
• MFT AIWB WML Ambi: $59.99, made for the Glock 19, 23, 45 and 43X, Sig P365 and Springfield Hellcat Pro with a TLR light, for IWB or OWB carry.
• Galco Optic Solution: a $389 leather shoulder rig for several 1911 models that also carries two spare magazines.
• Steiner MPS 2.0: $631.99, an all-metal hooded housing, waterproof to 35 meters, rated for more than 90,000 hours at brightness level 4.
• Sightmark G-Shot: $249.97, a 3-MOA auto-brightness dot that fits Gen 3, 4 and 5 Glock slides without milling.

Bottom line

For most buyers the practical picks are the holsters and optics, especially the G-Shot for anyone with an older Glock that has no optics cut. The threaded Desert Eagle grabs the headline, and existing owners can get there with the $618 kit instead of a new $2,041 gun.

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