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CZ 75 Legend Review: What Does It Take to Become a Legend?
The CZ 75 Legend brings back the classic all-steel CZ 75 with a DA/SA trigger, traditional controls and few concessions to modern handgun trends. After 450 rounds, we found out whether the old-school design still holds up.
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Sig Sauer
SIG P211 GTO Review: A 1911 Guy’s Take on SIG’s Double-Stack Speedster
The SIG P211 GTO brings P320 magazine compatibility, a factory compensator and a surprisingly crisp Series 80-style trigger to the double-stack 1911 world. After more than 1,000 rounds, here’s what stood out.
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Beretta B22 Jaguar Tac Metal Review: Our Full Range Test
The Beretta B22 Jaguar Tac Metal was accurate enough to keep the range session going through the July heat—and well past lunchtime.
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Collaboration
LTT Beretta 80X Cheetah .32 ACP Review: Range-Tested at 15 Yards
Langdon Tactical’s tuned Beretta 80X combines mild recoil, an excellent DA/SA trigger and strong 15-yard accuracy, but is it worth the premium price tag?
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Collaboration
Langdon Tactical CZ P-09 F Nocturne Review: Tested at 25 Yards
The Langdon Tactical CZ P-09 F Nocturne elevates an already great pistol with a superb trigger, custom refinements, and a Holosun EPS-RD-6 optic.
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Collaboration
RXM Review: What Happened When Ruger, Magpul, and Dead Air Joined Forces
The threaded-barreled Ruger RXM brings together three industry heavyweights and was built from the start to run smoothly and quietly.
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Glock
GLOCK 43X 9mm Review: Two Pistols Tested Over 600 Rounds
One remained iron-sighted; the other wore a milled slide and Trijicon RMR. Nearly 600 combined rounds later, both GLOCK 43Xs finished without a malfunction and earned perfect proficiency scores.
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Kimber 1911 DS Warrior LW Review: 9mm Range Test
The double-stack 1911 market is crowded and increasingly expensive. Kimber’s $1,100 DS Warrior LW enters with familiar controls, 20-round capacity and a grip that came alive during controlled pairs and reload drills.
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Springfield Armory
Springfield SAINT Victor 5.5-Inch 9mm PDW Review: 100- to 147-Grain Range Test
Will Dabbs spent years believing Army aircrews needed something more capable than a service pistol if they went down behind enemy lines. Decades later, Springfield might've finally delivered. He took the 5.5-inch, 32-round 9mm Springfield SAINT Victor PDW to the range to test its recoil, control and reliability.
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Taurus
Taurus Deputy Dual Cylinder Review: 9mm, .38 Special and .357 Magnum Tested
Brian McCombie expected the Taurus Deputy’s Old West styling to be the story. Then he started changing cylinders and feeding the same six-gun 9mm, .38 Special and .357 Magnum. Across rested groups and offhand shooting, the Deputy proved more practical than its cowboy profile suggested.
