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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.

Having a long gun that accepts the same cartridge as your handgun has made good sense for 150 years, but some of today’s modern pistol-caliber carbines take the idea a step further by sharing the same magazine.

CMMG Inc. updated its oldest offering, the Mk9, with the company's proven Radial Delayed Blowback operating system.

MasterPiece Arms has announced its rendition of the Pistol Caliber Carbine, which is compatible with Glock-pattern 9 mm Luger magazines.

According to the sales rankings on GunBroker.com, the Kel-Tec Sub2000 is one of the most popular semi-automatic firearms sold on the company's site.

Ruger expanded its popular PC lineup with an all-new, pistol-size charger.

Building on its extensive lineup of survival carbines, TNW Firearms rolled out its lightest 9 mm carbine yet in the form of its LTE Ultralite.

American Rifleman staff got a first-hand look at the LWRCI SMG-45 at SHOT Show 2020 following the gun's release in summer 2019.

The Slim XL from Kaw Valley Precision directs muzzle gases forward and away from the shooter—reducing the perceived report of the firearm at the shooter’s ear.