They’re adding two new two-tone models, one with a passive trigger safety and one with a manual cross-bolt safety.
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Glock Slimline 43X and 48 Going Black, 15-Round Flush-Fit Mags Teased
Published: July 11, 2019 { 15 comments }This straightforward move is sure to please a lot of potential buyers who were on the fence with these new concealed-carry pistols.
SIG Debuts Tungsten-Framed P320 XFive, Pro Slide Assemblies
Published: July 3, 2019 { 4 comments }SIG Sauer is updating their polymer-framed, striker-fired P320 series with a new XFIVE model for competition and improved Professional slide assemblies.
Taran Tactical and the Guns of John Wick 3
Published: June 5, 2019 { 2 comments }John Wick 3 is out and it’s a tour of gun enthusiast force, showcasing amped-up and heavily tweaked guns along side workhorses and timeless classics.
SIG M18s Go 36K Rounds in Army Testing With Zero Failures
Published: February 13, 2019 { 7 comments }There are few examples of flawless performance. In recent U.S. Army testing, three SIG Sauer M18 pistols fired 12,000 rounds each with zero stoppages. Zero! That got my attention.
Clay’s Guide to Urban Defense: Ep. 2 Other Things That Go Bang
Published: August 23, 2018 { 42 comments }The nights are going to get dark and the mind starts seeing things. It is much better to send harassment fire that is likely to hit nothing with your cheapest option, saving your precious centerfire for sure targets.
Turnbull Announces Limited Edition 1911 to Celebrate July 4th
Published: July 3, 2017 { 12 comments }“The 1911 is simply the best known and still most beloved pistol design in firearm history and the Commercial is the design that people most identify with it,” said CEO and Founder Doug Turnbull. “It just made sense to honor this purely American firearm design by releasing it on Independence Day.”
Beretta .40 PX4 Storm Pistol – A Closer Look – Range Report
Published: June 30, 2016 { 32 comments }One of the standout features of the Beretta PX4 Storm is the rotary action short recoil system. Like most other 9mm and up centerfire pistols, it uses a short recoil system that temporarily locks the slide and barrel together for a hot second during recoil, allowing the pressure to drop to manageable levels. After a fraction of an inch of rearward travel together, the slide and barrel separate, allowing extraction of the cartridge, recocking, and chambering of a new one. The PX4 just goes about that locking and unlocking process in a very different way with the rotary system.