pistols

Langdon Tactical Technology adds its trigger work to the hammer-fired Steyr ATD, an optics-ready 9mm DA/SA pistol available in standard and factory-ported Comp configurations.

The Beretta B22 Jaguar Tac Metal was accurate enough to keep the range session going through the July heat—and well past lunchtime.

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?

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.

The threaded-barreled Ruger RXM brings together three industry heavyweights and was built from the start to run smoothly and quietly.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It's taken two years, but the long-awaited HK VP9CC micro-compact is now available in the U.S. Check out our sneak peek at this hot new concealed carry gun.

The original Echelon had already set a high bar. Then Springfield shortened the slide to four inches and mounted an Aimpoint COA deep in the A-CUT. Three 9mm loads would show whether this carry-focused version gave anything up.

Polymer-framed, optics-ready pistols have become the concealed-carry default. Brad Fitzpatrick carried and range-tested the opposite: 29.8 ounces of forged steel, walnut grips and a single-action trigger. Five 9mm loads at 25 yards would show whether the shortened SA-35 still earns room in a modern holster.

Most .380 pistols shrink the gun around the cartridge. Taurus went the other way, reviving the Model 58 as a full-size, 15-round alternative—and we put that idea through a 200-round range test.

Beretta answered the striker-fired era with a hammer-fired pistol whose barrel rotates a quarter turn instead of tilting. Langdon Tactical spent a decade refining it. The result runs like a Swiss watch—and costs the same as one too.

Will Dabbs bought the first Echelon he ever picked up. Springfield has since mated that full-size frame to a compact slide, and what came out is a duty pistol you can hide under a t-shirt without giving up a single round.

Ruger and Magpul spent three years building a $499 answer to the Glock 19. Here's how 18 of them performed against 20,000 rounds in a single week.

Hudson Arms had the hottest gun at SHOT Show 2017 and was bankrupt inside of two years. Daniel Defense bought the patents and spent four years rebuilding the H9 so thoroughly that exactly one part carries over. We took it to the range to see what survived.

Will Dabbs has carried a gun every waking hour for decades and long ago made peace with the discomfort. Then KelTec sent him a 13-ounce pistol that holds 21 rounds and loads from the top like a Mauser. Months later, he's struggling to go back.

Take my money! The all new CZ 75 Legend is a throwback to the original CZ 75, one of the OG wonder nines of the early 1970s.

The new SAINT Victor .300 BLK offers exceptional strength and smooth operation. Learn more about its impressive features today.