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The SAR9 Sport is built on the premise of delivering everything you need for home defense with a side of competition mastery.
After the Savage Renegauge proved itself in the harshest outdoor conditions, homeowners requester a shorter version for home defense. Savage obliged and the result is the Security.
The DS Prodigy provides the same magazine capacity as most striker-fired polymer pistols; however, it also provides the familiarity–and much-better trigger–of the 1911.
This pistol is built to accommodate nearly any hand size or style, has a 20+ capacity and includes a threaded barrel and holster, all within a reasonable price point.
When you consider a compact rifle for home defense, you might think of an AR-15 style semi-auto; however, there is much to be said for the bolt gun in this scenario, too.
The Walther PDP F-Series 9 mm pistol has been making waves.
If you're looking for an affordable wheelgun in .357 Magnum with a barrel length that will support the potency of the round, you're in luck.
The ultra-slim Kel-Tec P15 delivers highly concealable stopping power in either modern all-polymer or more-classic aluminum walnut grips.
Though Kimber's R7 Mako is late to the micro-compact category, it may outswim the competition.
The Taurus G3 was the start of a new lineup. A duty-sized pistol, it was just the item you needed for a daily holster-carry sidearm. But those who prefer a more-compact version are now all set with the G3c.
The idea of a daily carry pistol is now so common that it passes without notice in many circles. As the weather gets hot, those who do everyday carry look to find something smaller and lighter.
In early 2020, Glock finally introduced a handgun chambered in the world’s most-popular cartridge: the .22 LR, giving us the Glock 44.
There’s merit in the notion of starter rigs. Maximum tech and longed-for glitz are easy to justify from the “want” perspective, but those things can get in the way of establishing actual competence in any undertaking.
There are a lot of good modern sporting rifles out there, but practically none will put every single penny of your investment to work like the DDM4V7 Pro.
We concur with some commentators that Glock’s new G45 is a series of modest departures, but that won’t keep it from being—just maybe—the best all-around Glock yet.
A not-so-new notion seems especially apropos to our JP pistol caliber carbine—the only thing better than a clean GMR-15 is a dirty one. And the more, and more recently dirtied, the better.
To say that lever-action firearms are of iconic American stature risks, to borrow from poet Alexander Pope, damning them with faint praise.
Lightweight and light duty are easy to equate, but imputing that notion to either the Xanthos-Lite 6.5 mm Creedmoor or the Balios Lite .22 Long Rifle from 2A Armament would be a heavy-duty mistake.
Whether the Performance Center 686 Plus beguiles with beauty or performance is a nettlesome question—right up to the point, that is, when you decide you don’t care what the answer is.
We posit that “routine” should not be confused with “boring,” especially when it means a rifle that runs with the unassuming excellence of the iconic Model 700.
