GunsAmerica Product Reviews – Pistols

The new A1 models, which are manufactured in Germany, have the same ergonomics, trigger, reliability, and safety that the original VP9 is known for.

The Echelon 4.0C was designed for everyday carry while retaining the standout features of its full-sized predecessor.

First, this is a high-quality 1911, chambered in .38 Super, and is very accurate. This reliable semi-automatic action sports a first-class trigger, fine sights, and many more positive features.

“Pretty good, pretty cheap.” That tells you everything you need to know about Ruger’s semi-autos.

The new Arex Delta Gen. 2 features Steyr-like double-action trigger and comes with both an optics ready capacity and ambidextrous controls that other makers are finally gravitating toward universally. Although modern, well-appointed, and arguably safer than other handguns, its mix of features to make all shooters happy might make none of them happy.

The Anderson Kiger 9C is a gun that’s been met with skepticism by many—and understandably so—but it’s also one that’s done surprisingly well. So, just how good is the Kiger 9C?

The CC9 represents a new direction and commitment from HK-USA. It is the first HK product to be conceived, designed, and built in America.

Over the past few months, I’ve been thoroughly testing the Staccato C. I’ve competed in a 3-gun match, carried it concealed, and even used it at the Staccato-sponsored Area 4 USPSA Championship.

I didn’t have high expectations for Ruger’s new subcompact 9mm handgun, but I shouldn’t have worried: the EC9s ran like a champ.