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Hand built in Berryville, Ark., the ACP features all of the precision, craftsmanship and quality associated with a Wilson Combat custom handgun at a lower, package price.

The Wilson Combat/Beretta Centurion Tactical is now available with a Vertec-grip frame conversion.

Best known for custom-grade M1911s, shotguns and AR-style rifles, Wilson Combat saw the need for a compact, high-capacity semi-automatic.

In addition to its own expansive line of complete AR-pattern rifles, Wilson Combat also offers Match Grade Barrels chambered in 19 different cartridges for those who would rather assemble their own.

American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach previews one of Bill Wilson’s latest—and quite possibly best-looking—creations, the EDC X9 pistol.

It looks and handles like a 1911, but takes cues from the Browning BDM and Astra A70. This week Joe Kurtenbach takes a closer look at the Wilson Combat EDC X9.

The M1911 remains a top choice of shooters, and those who stick with “Old Slabsides” have found extended, 10-round magazines to be a reliable means for closing the capacity gap.

There are now very solid options that can turn that old 92 in the back of the safe into an even better shooter with very little effort.

Chip McCormick Custom/Shooting Star Industries (cmcmags.com), best known for M1911 magazines, has been purchased by Wilson Combat.