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Franklin Armory’s New “Reformation” Isn’t a Pistol or Rifle and Doesn’t Need a Stamp (Full Review)

Monday, August 19th 2019 12:45 PM

If you purchase firearms based solely on their ability to help you survive the zombie apocalypse, you might want to skip this one. But if you have a sense of humor, a love of weird firearms, and a healthy desire to Stick It to The Man, Franklin Armory’s new Reformation is exactly what you’ve been looking for.

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The First 9mm: Luger P.08 Pistol

Tuesday, April 23rd 2019 11:46 AM

One of the most iconic handguns in the world is the P.08 Luger Pistol. It is the quintessential German sidearm that saw heavy use in both world wars. Of all of the weapons of the era, it remains one of the most sought after, as one of the world’s first successful semi-auto pistols. It also was the first handgun chambered in arguably the most popular handgun caliber in the world: 9mm Parabellum.

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New SIG NRA P365 in Coyote Tan

Monday, April 22nd 2019 01:27 PM

The new NRA P365 will have a special NRA serial number and includes a SIG SAUER & NRA branded P365 challenge coin. Additionally, the gun will be coyote tan and include three magazines — two 10-round mags and the popular 12-round extended mag, also in coyote tan. It’s all bundled in a polymer case.

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Sig Sauer M17: Ready For Everyday Service

Thursday, November 14th 2019 03:51 PM

A damn fine pistol, the civilian variant of the Sig Sauer M17 is more than ready for everyday duty.

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NEW! Ruger PC Carbine Chassis – All the Bells and Whistles

Wednesday, November 13th 2019 01:27 PM

Ruger came out swinging with a 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbine last year, with a design that rocked us back on our heels. Building on that success, they have just released a new chassis version, with all the bells and whistles. We got our hands on one this week, for a full review.

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5000 Yards! Vortex FURY HD 5000 Laser Rangefinder: Seeing Is Believing

Tuesday, November 12th 2019 10:51 AM

Every year it seems that laser rangefinders push out beyond the distances of the previous year’s models, and I am left wondering when enough will be enough. Due to the limited open spaces, I rarely have an issue ranging game while hunting in the Eastern US.

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Walther PPQ Q5 Match – Why This Polymer Wonder is Still Relevant

Tuesday, March 19th 2019 10:25 AM

It was almost exactly five years ago that I wrote my first gun review for GunsAmerica (gently wipes away a tear…). It was the Walther PPQ M2 5” pistol, which was just new to the market at that time. When the work was finished and the article and video were published, I asked Walther if I could send them a check instead of returning the gun. That pistol has been my go-to match gun ever since and it has many thousands of rounds through it. I don’t think I shoot anything better or more instinctively in a match as I do the PPQ, and for years I have doubted whether anything could possibly replace it. Enter the Walther PPQ Q5 Match – everything that the 5” PPQ has always been and oh so much more!

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The Mossberg Patriot Revere On Target In 6.5 Creedmoor

Tuesday, March 12th 2019 01:50 PM

Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, Mossberg’s Patriot Revere rifle combines old-school good looks with high-ballistic-coefficient performance — at a price the masses can afford.

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The Browning Hi Power: The Superlative WWII Combat Handgun That Played Both Sides

Friday, December 21st 2018 11:08 AM

We evaluated a pair of wartime Hi-Powers, one produced by FN during the German occupation and the other made by Inglis originally for use by the Chinese. The German gun has fixed sights, while the Canadian version accepts a shoulder stock and includes the adjustable rear sight. The Belgian/German pistol is a thing of beauty and pure joy on the range. The Canadian version is a bit past its prime and rattles slightly when shaken.

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