“Tag: semi auto handguns”

While Beretta previously announced that it would expand its future manufacturing operations at a new Gallatin, Tenn., facility due to Maryland’s political climate—in particular oppressive gun laws—hings heated up with the announcement that ALL the company’s U.S. manufacturing will now move to the far-more-firearms-friendly (and business friendly) State of Tennessee.

Springfield Armory Pro Shooter Rob Leatham highlights the features of the new Springfield Range Officer Compact.

Unless the particular pistol fires only in the double-action-only mode, subsequent firing requires a single-action pull.

FNH USA has reduced the costs of its black FNS pistols by $100 because of reduced production costs due to high sales.

Known for diminutive pocket semi-autos, Diamondback now offers its first full-size striker-fired pistol.

This full-size, polymer-frame semi-auto offers a top-notch set of features for an affordable price.

Since the mid-1980s, Para-Ordnance, now Para USA, has been enhancing a classic American firearm, the M1911 semi-automatic pistol. Recent changes have kept Para out of the spotlight for several years, but now, with a fresh catalog of feature-filled guns, the creators of the “double-stack” .45 are back and ready to turn up the heat in the M1911 consumer market.

High-quality, precision 1911s come off the factory floor with much tighter tolerances than the models of previous generations. As such, they need a more careful introduction to the range.

STI fans will get their wish for a single-stack, 5-inch barrel pistol with the new Nitro 10.