The Bersa Lusber 844 .32 Pistol – Old, Cheap, and Kinda Awesome
The Lusber 844 is weird and old, but it’s still lovely to shoot. If you don’t have to interact with the controls outside the trigger, you can call it a nice gun.
The Lusber 844 is weird and old, but it’s still lovely to shoot. If you don’t have to interact with the controls outside the trigger, you can call it a nice gun.
Black Collar Arms launched their Piglet Takedown Chassis system for Ruger 10/22 Takedown-compatible components late last year, and now they’re building complete rifles, pistols, and SBRs on top of it.
The Colt 608 aircrew survival rifle was one I figured was unobtanium. Only around 10 were made. Although there are a few clones around, they were either hand built, or sourced from limited numbers of kits. Enter American Icon.
The Smith & Wesson Model 19 Carry Comp comes from the S&W Performance Center, in their new branded gray polymer
Last year, Steyr announced they’d be selling a very limited run (only 88) of semi-automatic MP 88 bullpups and, well, we got our hands on one.
When it comes to famous submachine guns or iconic pistol caliber carbines, there are a few names that jump to
The new Anacondass are better than the originals in every way, and the 8-inch model is no exception. This big wheelie is capable of exceptional precision under the right conditions, and wrings out every bit of potential from the 44. Magnum cartridge.
The Savage Axis 2 is a safe, accurate, and very well outfitted rifle. Weighing in at 6.6 pounds without the optic, this is going to make for an excellent mule deer rifle.
All caps or not, the SIG SAUER CROSS-MAGNUM SAWTOOTH is a great shooting, very accurate rifle chambered in a couple of truly excellent, modern cartridges at a price that’s more than fair considering the package.
The new Ruger RXM is the newest 9mm polymer striker-fired handgun on the market featuring a modular central chassis inside a Magpul Enhanced Handgun Grip frame. And yes, it really does take GLOCK magazines.