“45 acp”

Cabot Guns’ lineup of investment-grade custom M1911s are as well-known for its extremely tight tolerances and superb mechanical accuracy (capable of 1.5" or smaller groups at 25 yards), as they are for their exquisite presentations and exotic construction materials.

This “Questions & Answers” was featured in the January 2005 issue of American Rifleman.

Since Hi-Point introduced its Model 995 carbine in the 1990s, the semi-automatic, pistol-caliber carbine is still in production today and maintains its popularity.

Watch this segment of American Rifleman Television's "I Have This Old Gun" to learn about the history and development of the Beretta 92FS handgun, which was adopted by the U.S. military in 1985 as the M9 service pistol.

Springfield Armory added a 9 mm model to its Emissary 1911 lineup, as well as a shortened 4.25" model chambered for .45 ACP.

The Triple Lock was the first Smith & Wesson revolver built on what is now called the N-frame—S&W’s N-frames have defined the modern wheelgun.

Right now, the hot topic of conversation in the self defense community is the sub-compact class of carry pistols dubbed the 'Micro Nines,’ which are becoming ever more prevalent in the current market.

With the most recent trend in the AR pistol market for super-compact takedown versions, thanks to plentiful aftermarket parts, you can make your own takedown AR pistol.

After the release of the full-size G17, Glock introduced a more compact version as the G19, which has evolved over five generations to its latest form as the G19X.