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I like .40, and yeah it's ridiculous to call it a flash in the pan, or even say it's dead now.
For over 20 years if a new handgun came out, it was in .40, with 9mm being the gimme.
It's not the...

They have 9mm optic ready slides on their website, says OOS though.
Hopefully they will start doing optics ready .45 & 9mm complete guns soon.

For those curious about the Werndl, capandball on YouTube has a lot of videos on both its history & shooting it.
If his Hungarian accent is too distracting for you, C&Rsenal has this nice brief...

I'm one of them! The only thing that has limited me in my purchases is that when I have the cash, you are out of stock.

I'm also curious, with one of the benefits of the Short Colt cases being...

If you are looking for a budget optics ready gun, I would jump on the Beretta APX A1.
If I wasn't so deep into Glock I would definitely go for the APX out the gate. 2nd choice would be S&W M&P 2.0....

Well, had the B&T flash hider it came with mounted on my Ruger .308 by the gunsmith, had the ARs checked for alignment too, all passed.
Today took it out, shot a few rounds through both.
First...

Got suppressor in hand. Looks good, locks up tight to both the NATO flash suppressor that came with it, and both my Colt uppers A2s.
Gonna drop by a local gunsmith and get all the guns it's gonna...

Minor update, finally got the approval. Gonna see if I can pick it up tomorrow. Probably going to be a week or so before I get a chance to try it out but I've waited this long, so not huge burden.

All these new lever guns, yet it's either trying to make a lever action AR, or it's just another Henry/Marlin copy.

And all I've ever wanted was a revamp of the Savage 99.

When it comes to the 'what does 20 do that 12 can't?' & 'what's the market?'

Well, I have 2 recent trends to point to:
1: 10mm handguns.

2: 5.7x28 firearms.

I've never seen good arguments...

Well this just makes the lack of 18in 20ga 870 barrels even more frustrating. My 20ga project has been on hold since 2019 because of that.

Yeah, has anyone actually compared Sig 550, AUG or G36 mags to Pmags? They are comparatively huge, especially around the feed lip areas. The challenge was always getting polymer mags to work in...

In my admittedly limited and not at all hard use, my couple of Lancer mags have had more issues than my mostly Gen 2 Pmags.

I even have a couple of ETS AR mags, but their handgun mags have left...

That was just a strategy by the Army to limit the number of contestants, because the list of companies that could fulfill those 'one stop shop' requirements was single digits.

Now that the guns...

https://youtu.be/6EBvDxXmgJg?si=f2QTmiwqARt3dt7X

Looks like KelTec is feeling the heat from S&W copying their homework.
Neat idea, but I'm curious how repeatable the zero is, and my confidence...

Well, just got back from first range trip with the Tisas Stakeout.
100 rounds of Winchester whitebox, and 1 failure to feed, but I'm attributing that to the 8 round mags that... aren't.

In 1...

He selected it because prior to that the NYPD didn't have a standard revolver or training, officers either carried nothing or brought their own, usually the super small pocket guns like derringers or...

Man, I'm glad I've actually shot a Tomcat, so I'm not all tempted by this.

Fun little gun, but folks are gonna be disappointed when they actually start trying to run one.

They say on their site 'Made for PSA by Armscor'.

https://youtu.be/djTpBSw-v6E?si=K0oT41BlbVbHE9ZD

This overview from guns.com shows the taller sights, but, their own website has 2 different listings(priced different too) one that shows what is...

I keep getting tempted by the Stakeout model, essentially Tisas's take on Dan Wessons discontinued A2 model.
The only thing holding me back has been my confusion over what sights it comes with. ...

Since they bowed to the pressure on Glock mags for this, what is the likelyhood there will be a Glock version of the FPC? Thats the only thing really holding me back from one. Form factor wise the...

Yeah, it's a bit funny seeing folks waxing nostalgic about Bushmaster/Windham when a 5-10 years ago they were cursed for issues and the example of not meeting the minimum of mil-spec.
And for...

Well, shop had it in. An unexpected bonus, it came with a A2 NATO 7.62 flash hider, so I shouldn't have to worry about muzzle device compatibility with whatever 'A2' I otherwise would have had to...

With the concern about overpenetration in home defense scenarios where you live in a environment like an apartment or duplex type place, is there any place for using frangible ammo? I purchased a...