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Beretta Cougar Review: The PX4’s Hot Mom

The Cougar pioneered Beretta’s ultra-smooth rotating action, now found in the PX4—yet this heavy-metal mama offers a feistier feel compared to her polymer-framed successor.

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CZ P-01 Review: Tactical Dopamine

With sensuous ergonomics that elevate tactile feedback, the P-01 translates recoil into an addictively satisfying sensation that dares you to push it harder.

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CZ Shadow 2 Review: Critical Mass

The Shadow 2 transforms reciprocating mass into a seamlessly immersive experience that makes shooting effortless and accuracy inevitable—even at speed.

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Sig P210 Review: Shot Caller

Combining surgical build quality with an impeccably precise trigger, the P210 provides an empowering a sense of control over every shot you take—with no drama and no BS.

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Archon Type B Review: Off the Charts

The Type B transcends the sum of its specs and features, delivering intensely visceral shooting dynamics that make speed and accuracy feel instinctive.

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Daewoo DP51 Review: K-Pop Wondernine Remix

Solid, shootable and uniquely lovable, the DP51 reinvents the idea of the classic “wondernine” into something that’s fundamentally familiar, yet alluringly innovative. 

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Sig P226 Review: Tactical Gourmet

Functional yet refined, the Sig P226 exemplifies “good taste” in combat handguns—though its original recipe prioritizes substance over flavor.

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Ruger P89 Review: For What it Isn’t

Despite its “budget-gun” pretentions, the P89 in no way constitutes a compromise in terms of accuracy, reliability, quality or anything else that actually matters in a service pistol.

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HK P9S Review: 9mm Nirvana

With its signature roller-delayed action, the HK P9S imbues its wielder with a uniquely pure and direct recoil sensation that makes every shot feel… enlightening.

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Sig P245 Review: Don’t Call it a P220

Conceived as the ideal compact .45, the P245 incorporates innovative design characteristics that not only distinguish it from the P220, but—in some ways—make it superior.

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Colt Trooper .357 Review: Plain-Jane Python

Mechanically identical to the Python, the Colt Trooper .357 of the 1960s replicates the form, feel and function of its more finely finished sibling—at a less finely finished price.

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