Diamondback’s New 2″ and 3″ SDRs…Because Everyone Needs a Good Revolver
The 2″ model marks the first release of an SDR with a bobbed hammer, making it a premier choice for discreet everyday carry and enhanced snag-free draw.
The 2″ model marks the first release of an SDR with a bobbed hammer, making it a premier choice for discreet everyday carry and enhanced snag-free draw.
A decade or so ago, I bought my first 9mm wheel gun, a Ruger LCR. I was teaching basic pistol classes and didn’t have a double-action revolver. That gave me the perfect excuse to buy a new gun.
This is a gun designed for the masses. It doesn’t cost much and offers good value for those on a tight budget.
In addition to 300BLK, Rossi also chambers the Brawler in 5.56 and .45 Colt/.410, so you can pick the Brawler that works best for what you’ll be aiming at.
Am I going to switch my EDC from a polymer-framed, striker-fire 9mm? No, I am not, but sometimes you just need to go back to your roots and enjoy the experience.
As part of its commitment to safety, AFGSC is implementing enhanced inspection procedures for the M18 pistol. The command’s bases will include additional inspection criteria for the areas where potential issues were found during the M18 pause.
“The Trump DOJ’s scheme would gut nearly every lawsuit against the federal government unless and until the Supreme Court steps in,” said FPC President Brandon Combs.
As the name implies, it’s a downsized version of their full-size Echelon modular pistol. With a shorter barrel (four inches), smaller grip module and a 1.25” grip width, you might expect the 9mm unit to be a bit more, er…snappy.
Even if your budget is larger than most, you should still consider the RM1C Comp. What you save can go toward a good holster and ammo. Good pistols don’t always have to cost a small fortune.
Most of the buzz has focused on the patent’s statement regarding the P320’s safety system which, AST’s 2023 announcement stated “exposed an element of risk for its users due to documented unintended discharge” and the fact the inventor, Brian McDonald, was at one point an employee of SIG SAUER.