March 2011 Archives › Handguns
If there’s an active shooter on the loose, what will you do?
Combines the concealable-length slide and barrel of the S-series Steyr pistol with the hand-filling frame and high capacity of the M-series.
This one-pull pass through bore snake adds an extra cleaning brush for 50 percent more cleaning power over the original Bore Snake.
When Remington announced last year that it was going to be making a handgun, it definitely got everyone’s attention.
The Elite handgun scope is available in a 2-6x 32mm configuration with 20 inches of constant eye relief.
A Glowing Review – New tracer ammo that won’t torch your wallet or barrel.
One of the handgunning’s most pressing questions has damned few solid answers.
You can leave this die set up on your die plate and switch bullet fingers for quick caliber changes.
For a limited time, save hundreds of dollars on your next Zeiss purchase.
It’s slim as can be, only three inches long when closed, and it “spins” open to reveal a 11⁄4-inch stainless blade–serrated on one side, straight on the other.
As you’d expect, there are lots of 1911s to celebrate the pistol’s 100th birthday, but there’s so much more!
The LCP .380 is now available with Crimson Trace Laserguard and pocket holster.
Most of us want to know if the ammo we’ve chosen for self-defense will perform like we want it to out of our chosen handgun.
Think nothing new can be done to a 1911? Check out the redesigned E series.
Have a 1911 you’re itching to shoot in competition but Bullseye is too staid for you and IDPA and USPSA seem a bit too high speed/low drag?
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