“Tag: striker”

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.

Comfort is a big part of daily carry, and it should be. If packing your favorite handgun feels like you are smuggling a shoebox (or an angry hedgehog), then you will squirm, shift and give away the fact that you are carrying. Hot weather makes it even worse, as light clothing offers less in the way of concealment. When EDC becomes too much of a hassle, some just leave it at home. 

After a long absence, Savage is taking its place in the carry-gun market.

Trigger improvements, a new slide and out-of-the-box red dot compatibility as just a few of the updated features.

Confused about what the Striker Control Device is all about? You’re not alone.

For many American shooters, if they have heard of the Turkish manufacturer Canik at all, it is because of the company’s popular striker-fired pistol, the TP9. Offering surprising all-around quality and reliability at an extremely affordable price, the TP9 put Canik—and indeed Turkey—on the map when it came to handguns that weren’t merely inexpensive, but actually desirable.

Mossberg released the latest pistol in the company's MC line, the MC2sc, a subcompact double-stack 9 mm with optics capability.

SCCY Industries looks to continue its remarkable sales pace with the introduction of the DVG-1 and DVG-1RD pistols.