The Stoeger STR-9C is an extremely affordable entry into the world of optics-ready striker-fired polymer handguns. A 13+1 capacity, sub 5-lb crisp trigger, optics-ready slide, accessory rail, and interchangeable backstraps ensure that the STR-9C isn’t lagging behind the competition. At under $350, this compact pistol is tough to beat when it comes to performance per dollar.
“The .22 LR Glock G44 does what it is supposed to do. Shots on target, reliable with specific ammo, and it comes in at a great value. Plus it’s nearly identical to the Glock 19 which makes it the perfect training and plinking gun. Rounding out why this might be worthy of your time…accessories. Because it’s a Glock means that it has a ton of accessories and aftermarket parts ready to throw on.” – Johnny B.
“The DDM4ISR is a .300 BLK integrally suppressed rifle from Daniel Defense. It sports a 9 inch cold-hammer-forged barrel with an overall length of 16-inches. This gun features a Keymod handguard and handles just about as smoothly in a shoot house as it does out on the range. We had no problems whatsoever during our testing. This rifle loaded, fired, and ejected perfectly. The grip angle may feel odd to some, but overall it’s great once you get used to it.” – John C.
“The P-10 F Competition Ready is an impressive shooter that provides fast and accurate fire as a long-slide, polymer-framed, striker-fired gun. CZ included some decorative and functional upgrades to this model and that makes it a little pricey compared to other guns in the line.” – Sean Curtis
The P-10 C is CZ’s entry into the world of compact, striker-fired, 9mm polymer handguns. They were able to bring an ergonomic, accurate, reliable, well-priced firearm to market in a race filled with stiff competition.
The CZ P-10 C focuses on reliability, ergonomics, and providing a good trigger in order to create a rugged, duty-ready ready compact pistol that stands out among the competition. This striker-fired pistol features a 4.02-inch barrel, fiber-reinforced polymer frame, metal sights, and a 15-round capacity.
The Desert Eagle delivers true magnum power with an iconic look that has made it one of the most recognizable firearms in the modern world.
The Desert Eagle is a pop-culture icon that has been immortalized in movies, tv shows, video games, and other media. Chambered in the crushingly powerful .50 Action Express cartridge, these gas-operated rotating bolt pistols feature all carbon steel construction, a 7-round capacity, fixed combat sights, and are available in numerous finishes and configurations.
The Beretta Ultima Patrol is a new addition to the A300 family of shotguns. It is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun that features enlarged controls, an enlarged loading port, 7+1 capacity, and multiple M-LOK and QD sling slots. With its feature sets and price point, Beretta serves up a great value with the Ultima Patrol that’s not found in many comparable shotguns.
The Walther CCP M2 is the first polymer pistol to use a gas-delayed operating system in the form of Walther’s Soft-Coil technology. This system both reduces the felt recoil and makes the slide easier to rack. Also present is Walther’s trademark great ergonomics, which further help make the CCP comfortable to shoot for anyone. Tool-less takedown and a fixed barrel allow for easy maintenance as well. These single-stack pistols are great for anyone, but especially those with reduced hand strength.
The Century Arms Draco NAK9 is built in Romania but has arrived here to deliver fun. It features standard AK sights, a Picatinny railed dust cover to mount optics, a threaded barrel, and premium wood handguards. To make things easier, the NAK9 comes with one 33-round magazine and accepts all standard Glock 17 and 19-style magazines.
The Sig Sauer P938 brings the beloved 1911 ergonomics into a small, easy-to-conceal package. At only 1.1 inches wide, the P938 is slim and easy to handle. A crisp single-action only trigger helps produce accuracy that is outstanding for a pistol of its size. The stainless steel slide and all-metal frame make the gun feel handle like a larger pistol without feeling bulky or overly large. With a 7+1 capacity, the P938 isn’t far off in capacity of its larger 9mm 1911 brethren but is small enough to be carried comfortably all day.
