“Tag: Striker-fired”

A metal grip frame, slide ports and a red dot cut are just some of the new features.

The Smith & Wesson M&P moniker stands for Military and Police and dates back more than 100 years, when Smith & Wesson first applied it to its double-action, K-frame, service-size .38 Spl. revolvers.

A full-featured polymer framed gun that is red dot ready.

OK, let’s get the obvious part out of the way right off the bat. Yes, the Shadow Systems MR920 is (loosely) based on the Glock G19.

The STK100 mates a striker-fired system to a full-size aluminum frame, creating a surprisingly happy marriage.

Get ready for affordable EDC goodness with Stoeger's STR-9SC 9 mm pistol.

It’s said that in life, one never gets a second chance to create a first impression. SDS Imports, the company that imports the Tisas firearms manufactured in Turkey, appears to have embraced that piece of wisdom, because I was extremely impressed from the moment I opened the box containing its new PX-9 GEN3 Duty 9 mm semi-automatic pistol. Except for some ammo, the box contained everything you need to defend yourself and your loved ones.

Before we dive headfirst into the morass that is the 30 Super Carry debate, let’s start with something (slightly) less controversial: Smith & Wesson’s Shield Plus is a supremely good pistol. Building on the success of the standard Shield and updated M2.0 versions, the Shield Plus kept critical dimensions similar to allow most gear designed for the Shield to work for the Shield Plus.

Three free magazines and a pistol bag are yours when you buy select Springfield Armory pistols.