Featured Pistol
MechTech Systems Carbine Conversion Unit for Glock 9mm
From the 06-01-2012 Issue of Gun TestsClassification:Long_guns
Category:Rifles
Model Name:Carbine Conversion Unit
Manufacturer:MechTech Systems
Model Number:Carbine Conversion Unit for Glock 9mm
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This neat unit gives excellent performance. It is a good option for the Glock fan wishing to dedicate one of his pistols to the carbine concept. Commonality of trigger action is a strong point, as well as commonality with magazines. On the basis of affordability, it is a good choice, if you already have the Glock pistol on hand.
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Featured Revolver
Taurus M405SS2 40 S&W Revolver
From the 07-01-2012 Issue of Gun TestsClassification:Handguns
Category:Revolvers
Model Name:M405SS2
Manufacturer:Taurus
Model Number:M405SS2 40 S&W Revolver
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When it comes to concealing a handgun, there is only so much space available on the hip, inside a handbag, or somewhere else on the body or in clothing. Thats why there are snubnosed revolvers and subcompact pistols. Choosing a handgun, then, becomes a balance of firepower versus weight and overall structural dimensions. Gun Tests magazine recently tested guns that will fit into a box approximately 5-by-7 inches in size which represents a handgun that can be carried easily in just about any manner of traditional concealment.
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Featured Specialty
Inglis Hi-Power w/stock 9mm, $1650
From the 01-01-2011 Issue of Gun TestsClassification:Handguns
Category:Specialty_handguns
Model Name:Hi-Power w/stock
Manufacturer:Inglis
Model Number:
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Long ago someone put a shoulder stock on a handgun so he could do a better job of shooting it without becoming a skilled pistolero. The shoulder stock holds the gun steadier than the hands alone can hold it, thus some immediate handgunning success was possible. Some early examples were the shoulder-stocked Third Model Colt Dragoons and 1860 Army Colts of the Civil War era, and there were some earlier uses. Weve seen examples of percussion firearms dating to the mid 1830s, and would bet a nickel there exist examples of shoulder-stocked flintlock pistols going back a hundred years earlier. For this test report the Gun Tests staff looked at a gun from the early 20th century which saw plenty of wartime and civilian use. The magazines test gun was an Inglis Hi-Power w/Stock 9mm, $1650, supplied by Collectors Firearms in Houston (www.collectorsfirearms.com). The Browning was a Hi-Power made by Inglis in Canada ($1650 with stock, also Collectorss counter price). It had a walnut stock and tangent sights with a narrow V-notch combined with a sharpened post front blade, which gave relatively poor sight pictures. The GT staff tested the 9mm Hi-Power with Black Hills 147-gr and Winchester BEB 115-gr ammunition. Here is what the GT staff found.
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