Over the past year or so, Springfield Armory has taken the concepts of economies of scale to new heights. Pistols in the Ronin family and the new SA-35 Hi-Power have proven to the market you can make a rock-solid pistol at a price friendly to most everyone. The latest entry in this race to provide top-notch firearms at affordable price points is the anchor of a new family of 1911 pistols — the Garrison. It’s a basic 1911 design with modern refinements to make it reliable with defensive ammo, accurate and comfortable to carry and shoot.
Packin’ Heavy — More than 10% of Adults in 15 States Have a CCW Permit
More than 10 percent of all adults in 15 states are licensed to carry concealed
Gun Cranks TV – Coolest Shooting Products and Tips. And hunting with AR Shotguns…
Should you hunt with an AR shotgun? And our favorite shooting tips and gear. Resident
New! Springfield’s Hi-Power SA 35, New Take on a Classic
Now you can have an iconic Hi-Power of your own, and one you’ll want to
New Gun Review: Mossberg MC2sc Carry Pistol
Optics ready and big capacity in a small package. American Handgunner Editor tom McHale spends the day at Gunsite Shooting Academy reviewing Mossberg's newly released MC2sc compact handgun.
Gun Cranks TV: Home Brew Ballistic Testing
This is one you can do at home. Ever wanted to test your reloaded or
Colt 1903 .32 ACP Pocket Pistol: Functional and Elegant
Yeah, it's cool and elegant, but can 100-year-old technology still keep you safe? Special Assignments Editor Roy Huntington finds out as he fires two different Colt 1903 pistols at the same time!
Danger! Scenarios!
Over the past three days I’ve been shot, stabbed, beaten, wrestled, molested by drunks, thugs and muggers, stabbed some more and killed about a dozen times.
Gun Cranks TV – Dangerous Targets & Really Bad Ideas
From American Handgunner and Guns magazines, resident Gun Cranks Brent Wheat, Tom McHale, and Roy
American Handgunner Gunsmithing: 1911 Pistol Sear Spring Savvy – American Handgunner
The more you know… here’s an interesting explanation of what that weird looking sear spring thingy on a 1911 pistol does...