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When advising others on the perfect gun for home defense, it’s become fairly en vogue these days for well-intentioned folks to say: “Just get a 20-gauge. It’s smaller than a 12-gauge, lighter, recoils less and it’s all you need.”

Designed in the closing days of World War II, the M1 Garand’s little brother had a full-automatic option.

Galco recently introduced new models of the KingTuk holster for the Walther PPS & PPS M2 pistols.

Lots of folks just bought new firearms during both the COVID-19 pandemic and recent riotous social unrest. Many of those guns need (or at least should have) an optic mounted. No matter your firearm, budget, intended use or requirements, we’ve got a newly introduced optic for you, including some that don’t need to be mounted on a gun at all.

Walther has secured contracts to provide Walther PPQ M2 9 mm pistols to a pair of law enforcement departments—Florida’s Brevard County Sheriff’s Office and Pennsylvania’s York County Sheriff’s Office.

Continuing our series, here are just some of the new pistols released in 2020 that are suited for concealed-carry.

For training in cold weather or at home, the Umarex-made Walther PPS M2 C02 pistol is a great option.

Both the M&P9 Shield EZ and Walther CCP M2 pistol lines are capable range, home defense and concealed-carry options, in either caliber available.

Walther has introduced the CCP M2 in .380 ACP.