“Tag: .380 ACP”

For many Americans who have made the personal decision to be responsible for their own personal protection, the .380 ACP is the cartridge of choice.

Based off the classic 1911 design, the small Colt Mustang chambered in .380 ACP is easily concealable and shares the same classic look in its tiny frame.

The new Micro .380 ACP pistol from Kimber is a brand new model being rolled out for 2013.

What happens when the M1911 is reduced to 85 percent of its original size and paired with the .380 ACP cartridge? According to Browning, the company, it results in a pistol that is just the “right” size for its ammunition. Would Browning, the man, who had a hand in both, have agreed?

One of the most trusted defensive pistol brands, Glock, has released its first truly pocketable, single-stack .380 pistol.

A scaled down version of the fullsize Government Model 1911, The Browning Black Label 1911-380 is built on the same footprint as the company’s successful 1911-22, but with a .380 ACP chambering instead of rimfire.

Taurus is trying to get us to think out of the box with its new six-shot .380 ACP Curve pistol.

American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach was able to get some pre-launch range time with the Ruger's new LCP II pistol.

Watch as American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz discusses the history behind a classic John Browning design.