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One hundred and twelve years after its inception, the M1911 single-action (SA) semiautomatic pistol – especially in its original .45 ACP caliber – remains...
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One hundred and twelve years after its inception, the M1911 single-action (SA) semiautomatic pistol – especially in its original .45 ACP caliber – remains...
The HK P9S was adopted by elite units around the globe, from West Germany’s GSG 9, Japan’s Special Armed Police, and the Navy SEALs.
112 years and 108 years after their respective debuts, the M1911 single-action semiautomatic pistol design and the .45 ACP cartridge alike remain more popular...
All in all, I’d rate the Kimber TLE/RLII a nice shooter, but given a choice, I’d still stick with SIG or Ruger as far...
Not content to rest on its laurels, S&W has now added a pistol-caliber carbine into the series. This firearm is the Smith & Wesson...
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s seemingly perpetual “special military operation” in Ukraine has served as a proving ground for a plethora of newfangled weapons systems...
The Iowa-Class battleships are clearly the best warships ever to be built – at least when it comes to battleships. And while bigger warships...
Stateside gun enthusiasts who want a P-35 but are inclined to “Buy American” out of patriotic sentiment are in luck: say hello to the...
The CF-100 Canuck never saw actual combat, whether air-to-air nor air-to-ground, but it was a good all-weather fighter for its time.
The S&W M59 made its debut in 1971. Sixteen years after Smith’s M39, which in turn was the first Stateside-produced 9mm auto of any...