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Springfield Echelon Pro Review: Testing the 4.5F Comp 9mm

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The Springfield Echelon Pro 4.5F Comp is the flattest-shooting Echelon I have fired, with a built-in compensator, aggressive new grip texture and practical upgrades that make a difference on the range. At $899, is this the best polymer pistol Springfield has built yet?

Taurus TX22 Braced Review: The TX22 With a Folding Brace

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The Taurus TX22 Braced takes an already impressive .22 LR pistol and adds a folding brace, optics-ready slide and suppressor-friendly setup. It ran cheap ammo surprisingly well and delivered plenty of fun, but the missing manual safety and a stubborn brace button left me with a few complaints.

The Best Revolver Ever Made? Colt's Python--Review

Colt Python Is Back: Should You Buy New or Vintage?

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The old Colt Python earned a reputation as one of the finest revolvers ever built, then disappeared long enough to become painfully collectible. Colt brought the snake back in 2020 with stronger construction and redesigned internals, giving 2026 buyers a much harder question: buy the legend, or buy the modern gun built to shoot?

SIG P385 Questions Part II: SIG Answers Your Questions

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After our first SIG P385 deep dive, viewers came back with more technical questions, so we went straight back to SIG Sauer for answers. In Part II, Eric McKenzie addresses future P385 models, AXG grip modules, other calibers, the manual safety, FCU interchangeability, threaded barrels and suppressor compatibility, MIM parts, U.S. manufacturing, durability, slide finish, [...]

The Glock 43X

Hell Froze Over: Glock 43X CA Hits California

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California just put the Glock 43X CA on its handgun roster, giving Golden State Glock fans something many of us thought we might never see again: a genuinely new Glock option.

Springfield SA-35 4″ Polished Review: Beauty That Shoots

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The Springfield SA-35 4″ Polished looks like a pistol you should handle with white gloves. Don’t. This glossy, walnut-gripped 9mm delivered smooth cycling, a 0.99-inch best group and enough carry appeal to earn a spot in my everyday rotation.

SIG P385 Deep Dive: SIG Answers Your Biggest Questions

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At SIG NEXT, I sat down with Eric McKenzie, SIG Sauer’s Director of Commercial Product Management, to dig into the technical details of the new P385. Instead of covering the basic specs again, I pulled questions directly from YouTube comments, Reddit threads, GunsAmerica, and other discussions where shooters were asking things SIG had not really [...]

FN 309 pistol with magazine

FN 309 MRD Review: 300 Rounds, Zero Malfunctions

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The FN 309 MRD looks like FN went bargain hunting in its own parts bin, but 300 malfunction-free rounds and surprising accuracy turned this oddball budget 9mm into a serious shooter.

FN 509 CC Edge - Compensated Optic Ready 9mm Pistol Review 

Best Compensated Carry Pistols (2026): Carry Comp Guns Tested

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Small carry guns are hard to shoot well. Short grips, light slides and snappy recoil all work against fast, accurate follow-up shots, which is exactly what you need in a fight. A compensator built into the slide and barrel vents gas upward, pushes the muzzle down and makes a small pistol behave like a bigger [...]

SIG Sauer P385: New FCU, Recoil System, MagStrap Grip and Five Models

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The SIG P385 is not another P320 variation. We shot SIG’s new modular 9mm platform at SIG NEXT 2026 to see what its new FCU, low bore axis, recoil system and MagStrap grip actually bring to the range.