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The M1 carbine is one of my favorite models that is still on my wish list. I would love to find a newly manufactured model so that I would actually shoot it, but for some reason it seems that the new models all have a lot of issues with reliability and quality. It would seem that a company...

Drop dead gorgeous in all black, but they need to find a way to modernize it by finding a way to fit more that 8-9 rounds in it. Those single stack magazines in a 40+ oz pistol just don't get it anymore. I have to pass for that reason.

I think they make these sort of actions specifically vague on purpose. That way they can bend the interpretations of this proclamation any way they want to benefit their case when they use it against gun owners.

Kimber just recently added two variations of the KS9C, two with a rail. They come in new colors with a tool rail and one 18 and one 15 round magazines. The dark gray and black one looks especially nice IMO. They look fantastic, but the MSRP jumped from $1495 to now $1903! Four hundred dollars...

Don't forget the new blued Python is more than just a new finish, it is also now made completely of carbon steel vs stainless for the 2020 Python. That shouldn't pose a problem, but you never know.

The newest Python is actually a carbon steel frame and barrel with a blued finish. Since a blued finish can't be applied to SS, Colt had to go back to using carbon steel for this version. Most Python fans have been clamoring for a blued finish ever since the SS version came out. Hopefully this...

It must have been stolen and taken for a joyride. What a joyride! The article says it was returned to its owner. I don't know where the ride first started, but it takes a couple of miles to max out at almost 200 mph. I'm surprised traffic was light enough to let them reach that speed unless...

If it was stock, it had to be a ZL-1. The Hellcat has the horsepower advantage, but it's kind of porky at about 700 pounds heavier than a ZL-1.

All the article says is that it was a red Chevrolet Camaro.

What firearm to purchase is a personal decision that everyone has to make on their own. There are many reasons that go into making that decision, from the company's reputation, styling, features, etc. etc. As far as Canik, from what I have seen and heard about their products are excellent. They...

The Shadow 2 Compact has an aluminum frame. It weighs in at just over 30 ounces, so it's almost exactly the same weight as a P229 Legion or a DWX Compact.

I'm with you on that. I only mentioned the knife and coin in a humorous way in order to say that M&P seems to be following Sig in coming out with a line that competes with the Legion nameplate. The knife and coins are something that get thrown in the closet never to see the light of day again...

I think today anything with up to a 4" barrel and about 15 round capacity usually considered as a 'compact'. It fits pretty well into that category since anything over 4" is considered full size and anything less than 4" is considered a subcompact. Anything below that is usually considered a...

It almost looks as if S&W is trying to copy Sig with their Legion line of pistols. The new Spec series has it's own M&P knife, and most important :giggle: it's own special challenge coin. I'm not obsessed with the Metal series of M&Ps although I did get the M&P Competitor and it's one of my...

I've had my Shadow 2 Compact for a few weeks now. Absolutely fantastic pistol! First of all it just looks great, but it goes beyond that. Ergonomics are excellent. If you have ever shot a full size Shadow 2 you'll love it. It has the usual great CZ trigger that measures a very consistent 3 lb...

I've been seeing P226 and P229 SAO Legions for $949, a hell of a deal! No they aren't optic ready and they are a bit large for concealed carry, but they are top of the line versions of a platform which has been battle proven over decades. Now Sig comes out with a version of the flavor of the...

Yeah, not one of Sig's best efforts. They should get it tomorrow, so I should be hearing something next week hopefully.

As much as I hate to say it, it's on the way back to Sig. No mechanical problems, but it did have some grinding marks about an inch long on the right side of the frame that had had Cerekote applied over them that I didn't think was fitting for Sig's flagship model. There's no excuse for this...

Many dealers have this new Legion listed for $1199, although right now it's out of stock. As soon as this pre-order from Sig expires, I expect them to be available at dealers cheaper than the $1299 that Sig is offering them at. I ordered the P226 X-FIVE Legion, but I'm not so sure about this...

I guess that's certainly a possibility, but if all they needed was to shave off an ounce or two of weight, it looks like a couple of lightning cuts on the slide would have accomplished that for a lot less trouble than engineering a whole new aluminum frame. I wonder if Sig wanted to come out...