“Tag: blowback-operated semi-automatic”

The inventive mind of George Kellgren has produced two more unconventional firearms: a 33-round pistol in .22 Long Rifle and a pump-action bullpup shotgun in 12 gauge.

Introduced in 2012, TNW Firearms’ Aero Survival Rifle (ASR) was originally designed as an emergency survival tool for pilots forced to land in wilderness areas.

There are many advantages to using the .22 Long Rifle cartridge to train for shooting center-fire firearms. The little rimfire round allows new shooters to start learning a fullsize firearm without the recoil and noise of a high-powered center-fire cartridge.

Walther created the modern, semi-automatic, concealed handgun market with the introduction of its model PP (Polizeipistole) in 1929, followed one year later by the classic PPK.

Classic lines, timeless style and reliable features have defined the legendary PPK as the quintessential concealed-carry semi-automatic pistol for nearly 90 years. Now the gun, a cultural icon in its own right, is being made in Arkansas.

There are few firearms in a shooter’s arsenal more useful than a light .22 rimfire rifle.

Winchester Repeating Arms, for the first time in many years, has added an autoloader to its product lineup.

The original Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless hails from the very earliest days of the semi-automatic pistol.

Hi-Point Firearms has been manufacturing some of the least expensive semi-automatic pistol-caliber carbines on the market for more than 20 years.