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Getting tired of all these plastic guns yet? The P229 from SIG Sauer might be right for you. This classic single stack pistol is all steel yet still compact enough for comfortable all day carry. The smoothed off snag free design is ideal for deep carry and drawing from concealment. The pistol is available in […] More

If you’re looking for a full size American made pistol in .40 caliber then look no further. The M&P 2.0 Pro Series is the long slide five inch barrel version of the M&P. The barrel and slide are ported to reduce muzzle flip and allow the shooter more fast and precise follow up shots. The […] More

If you’re looking for a subcompact pistol for concealed carry then the M&P Shield deserves your consideration. The .40 caliber Shield is a slim frame single stack pistol that weighs in at just eighteen ounces. The Shield is available from the factory with tritium night sights and it includes two magazines. A flush fit six […] More

The Heckler and Koch VP40 offers excellent ergonomics, a crisp trigger and one of the best slide designs on the market. The slide features a raised insert to assist the shooter in fast reloads even when their hands are wet. The slide can also be manipulated one handed by hooking the rear of the slide […] More

The Glock lineup has something for everyone. The model 27 is the subcompact model which is basically just a shortened version of the Glock 22. It shares many of the same parts, magazines and it even fits in many of the same holsters. It’s the ideal back up gun to the larger models and it […] More

This compact .40 caliber pistol from Glock is another popular choice among police and civilians. The model 23 is easy to carry and still offers a full five finger grip with a 13+1 capacity. This pistol can do it all, from home defense to concealed carry. The FBI and several other agencies issue this model […] More

The full size Glock 22 chambered in .40 S&W is probably the most popular pistol in law enforcement today. For decades, police departments across the country have issued this pistol to their officers. It’s reliable, simple to operate and holds 15+1 rounds of the potent .40 caliber. Next time you walk by a police officer, […] More

The Webley was a British service revolver in service from 1887-1963. It featured a break top design which allowed the shooter to quickly disassemble the revolver for reloads. It fired the large .455 caliber Webley cartridges, making it one of the most powerful break top revolvers ever made. The official sidearm for the British Military […] More

The TT-30, also known as the Tula Tokarev was a Soviet semi-automatic pistol designed by Fedor Tokarev in the 1930s. This pistol was specifically designed as an upgrade to replace the slow and aging Nagant revolvers of the 19th century. The Soviet Union carried the TT-30 into battle during World War II and continued using […] More

The Nagant 1895 was a unique revolver used by the USSR during World War II. It featured a gas seal system which moved the cylinder forward when the hammer was cocked. Closing the gap between the barrel and cylinder sealed off the gasses from escaping, raising the muzzle velocity and allowing the revolver to be […] More

The Walther PP series, also know as the Polizei Pistole or Police Pistol, is another iconic design. If you’ve ever seen a James Bond film, then surely you’ve seen the PPK in action. The Walther PP series was one of the most successful pistol designs of the 20th century, with multiple variants still in production […] More

The Walther P38 is a 9mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed in Germany at the start of World War II. It was intended to be an upgrade to the costly and aging Luger P08. The P38 used a double action / single action trigger and a locked breech, similar to the Beretta M9. This was […] More