The Glock 41 is a long-slide .45 ACP pistol built for shooters who want the accuracy advantage of a 5.31-inch barrel with Glock's proven reliability. It runs a Gen4 frame with modular backstraps, a ...
The Ruger LC9 is a slim, single-stack 9mm that Ruger built specifically for concealed carry. It shares its 3.12-inch barrel and 7+1 capacity with the LC9s and EC9s that followed it, and all three ...
The Taurus GX4 is Taurus's first micro-compact 9mm pistol—a striker-fired, slim-profile concealed carry gun with 11- or 13-round magazine options, an ambidextrous slide stop, and a competitive ...
The Taurus G2S is a slim, single-stack 9mm compact built for concealed carry. It ships with a 3.2-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, manual thumb safety, trigger safety, and an adjustable rear sight. Its ...
The Mossberg MC1sc is a purpose-built subcompact 9mm—3.4-inch barrel, single-stack-style capacity, and a Safe Takedown System that strips without trigger manipulation. Mossberg launched it in 2019 as ...
The Walther CCP is a purpose-built concealed-carry pistol, and accessorizing it correctly means respecting what it is: a slim, soft-shooting single-stack designed for all-day carry. The SOFTCOIL ...
The KelTec PMR-30 is a lightweight, polymer-framed .22 WMR pistol with a 30-round magazine, a 4.3-inch barrel, dual extractors, fiber optic sights, and an integrated Picatinny rail. At roughly 14 ...
The Ruger-57 brought the 5.7x28mm cartridge to the mainstream handgun market—a caliber previously limited to the FN Five-seveN and a handful of niche platforms. With 20+1 capacity, a full-size polymer ...
The Staccato C2 occupies a category most handguns can't reach—a double-stack 2011 platform compact enough for everyday concealed carry, with a single-action trigger and 16+1 capacity in 9mm. At 25 ...
The Glock 36 occupies a unique position in the Glock catalog. It's the only single-stack .45 ACP the company has ever produced—a slimline subcompact that delivers big-bore ballistics in a package ...
The Walther PDP shipped optics-ready, with a strong factory trigger, excellent ergonomics, and a full-length Picatinny rail. That foundation makes the accessory conversation less about fixing ...
At a glance, the 1911 and 2011 pistols look nearly identical. They share the same general profile, trigger system, and lineage—but when it comes to performance, capacity, and carry, they are ...
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