Despite the fact that it’s often seen as a gimmick, the Magnum Research Desert Eagle was made for a reason. The Deagle was designed in the 1980s so big bore rounds like the .44 Magnum could be run in semi-auto handguns.
The Lucid Optics E7 not only delivers but totally outperforms its price point (MSRP is $299). It’s well made with attention detail and a feeling of quality.
Choosing a gun for concealed carry can be a bit challenging (okay, it can suck actually). You can’t just choose
if you’re a gun owner and a parent—or anyone who’s involved in taking kids out for the spookiest night of the year—here are some basic safety considerations to keep in mind before you head out tonight.
Sometimes, you have to go back to the classics—or at least the OG. The SIG SAUER P226 is one of
Do you like big bores? Want a gun that’s chambered in the biggest caliber possible for the platform? Then you
The CDS9 is available with an RMSc footprint cut and with or without a threaded barrel. MSRP for the Kimber CDS9 starts at $1075 so you can expect to see it at dealers under $1K.
Don’t worry, it surprises me, too, to be writing “diamond pistol sights.” But that’s what American Tactical is coming out with and once you get a look at them, it’s hard not to see the apparent logic behind this particular gimmick.
It bears repeating—because I’ve said it before—but you should be investing more into your optics than in the gun they’re going on. The right optics can elevate your shooting. The wrong optics…well, it isn’t good.
Ask any gun owner what model is a Really, Really Big Handgun and you’re likely to get the same reply:
