Affordable Gucci GLOCK: Derya’s DY9 Gold 9mm Pistol
Derya Arms made a splash with an initial offering imported by Rock Island Armory. The early DY9 models were a […]
Derya Arms made a splash with an initial offering imported by Rock Island Armory. The early DY9 models were a […]
The Canik MC9, in this case the “LS” version, might just be the true Goldilocks of EDC self-defense handguns.
If I could predict the tastes of the American gun buyer, I’d be making money selling guns rather than writing about them. Hence the reason I’m still here typing away.
Smith took a different path with the Bodyguard 2.0—they scaled down to a small gun, but did it proportionally.
Unless you slept through 2025, you already know about the Aimpoint COA. But if you’re just waking up, the
The Taurus 22 TUC keeps some of the PT22 DNA, but wisely made a few changes to make the new design a bit more current.
The PT99 keeps the same overall Beretta 92 and PT92 design with a couple of changes.
Magazine-fed shotguns have their own inherent problems. Some are better than others, but the general problem with magazine-fed shotguns is the shells.
To use the common size reference of GLOCK pistols, the Derya Dy9Z is roughly a G43X with a G26 slide, and with 15+1 capacity of 9mm.
I can get 5.7 cheaper than a lot of 5.56 these days, thanks to Fiocchi, so I don’t hear “ka-ching” every time I shoot.