GunsAmerica Product Reviews – Pistols

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.

Is the Ruger P89 a good gun? Yes, for what it is. Ours ran with no reliability complaints, the DA/SA trigger was surprisingly nice, and it was accurate enough for defensive work, hitting a 10 inch gong at 25 yards. The downsides are a thick, blocky grip, small all black sights, and no optic or [...]

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.

In our testing, yes. The EC9s ran every load Jordan Michaels fed it without a single malfunction, including a deliberate one-handed limp wrist test and magazines topped off to full capacity. Five different loads, FMJ and hollow point, 115 to 125 grains, all fed, fired and ejected. Accuracy was right where a budget carry gun [...]

In this Stoeger STR 9 Review we’re going to see why the author says the STR9 is a contender for best budget striker-fired pistol.

The Carry Comp series is something I am very excited to see hit the market. Where weapon light compatibility and optic cuts have almost become standard among production carry guns, a factory low-profile compensator is just icing on the cake.