The CZ 75 pistol is now over 30 years old. This one would indicate something about the timeless design. While new guns come and go, the CZ 75 continues to follow suit. The pistol comes from the Czech Republic and can be one of consumer products. It’s the Koucky Brothers award. The currently used Czech […]
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Long before I gave into the temptations of Kimber 1911 45 ACPs, I was a solid Beretta man. Not the 70s detective show or the car that Chevy produced in the 80s, but the handgun. The last 5 years I served as a police officer I carried a Beretta 92f. It was a heavy duty […]
My first experience with the .40 S & amp; W; round by using the Beretta 8040 pistol. The 8040 Cougar is a relatively compact .40 caliber pistol that uses a rotating barrel locking system. Instead of tilting the barrel as in a traditional 1911 pistol, the barrel maintains its axis line as it rotates through […]
If there is one topic that firearms enthusiasts love to debate, it’s which handgun caliber is best for self defense. Should you choose 9 mm, .40 caliber, or .45 caliber for your defensive pistol? Is a .45 better than 9mm? Is .40 caliber the best compromise between 9mm and .45 caliber. Each caliber has its […]
When it comes to guns, you hear a lot about certain races and their gun history. Britain, America, Germany, Russia, Sweden, and maybe even China all thanks to the world’s most powerful firearm manufacturing canvas. This is without mentioning that other countries
Five Seven Seven (FsN–for short) has been around for a while now, long enough to feel good about having the actual gun and ramblings. First of all, let’s be honest about the cost. Basically FsN itself is likely to set you back somewhere between $1,000 and $1,200 (now, with the possibility of FsN being banned, […]
As I have stated before I just recently became interested in the 1911 platform of guns as I primarily use a Glock 17 9mm. The range I belong to lets you rent guns for free as a member. I often use this feature in order to test out weapons that I am thinking of purchasing. […]
The term Parbellum in Latin says it all; prepare for war! In 1902 George Luger introduced his revolutionary pistol to the world. The Luger was an improvement of an earlier semiautomatic pistol design called the Borchardt. The 9mm parabellum cartridge was also introduced replacing a smaller bore cartridge the 7.65 mm. The 9mm parabellum also […]