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On this week’s “Gun of the Week” video preview American Rifleman staff take to the range a semi-automatic 9 mm from Heckler & Koch, the SP5.

Watch as American Rifleman's Christopher Olsen checks out a micro-compact 9 mm pistol from Springfield Armory.

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.

An upgrade over the company’s similar CW9, the new S Series offers value-added features such as three-dot sights, forward slide cocking serrations, an accessory rail and two magazines.

The Luger is the direct descendent of Hugo Borchardt’s C-93 pistol, which was the first semi-automatic pistol to be commercially viable.

Familiar to most devotees of war films, the Luger pistol, with its curved grip and toggle action, remains a favored military collectors' item.