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I don't usually go in for commemorative firearms. They are frequently cheesy with a lot of gold plated bling that makes one reluctant to fire it. We CZ has put out this model to commemorate the end of the cold war and they managed to keep the cheese wiped off of it. A little Russian stamping...

Found this at a local gun shop today: The barrel is just slightly recessed making the muzzle look a lot larger: I tried six different defensive rounds and she seems to like the PMC Starfire +P 125 grain JHP ammo the best:

I like this little pistol. Attractive, accurate, and easy to carry: Here's the first 50 out of the box:

Just picked this up yesterday. It is 6 inches long and .92 inches wide at the grip. It is certainly not handsome but it shoots, shoots well, and shoots fast. I was timed firing 8 rounds in 1.5 seconds from the high ready position (most of them actually hit the target--see torso shots...

Everybody deserves one fine gun, regardless of how many you had to sell to get it:

I had been waiting for a PDA (Personal Defense Assistant) to arrive since it was announced in the press last fall. I emailed Para Ordnance and was told to expect their arrival in March but did not see one until mid-June. I was hoping it would be a double action only version of Springfield’s...

I recently picked up a Para Ordnance PDA and the barrel is marked "Match". I also noted Springfield is touting "Match" barrels on the new XDm line-up. Is there any industry standard or commonly accepted defination on what constitutes a match barrel?

I know this will not be everyone's cup of tea, in fact I did not think it would be mine either...until I handled it. It fit my hand really well.

Went to take a gander at the mountain on Friday and saw an unfired Colt Lawman with Box and Papers. Went home and inventoried the safe looking for something "trade-worthy". Picked her up today and ran a few rounds through her. The 125 grain Remington JHPs were pretty stout. The Winchester...

VZ 58 I had no idea it would be this much fun!

OK DAdams, you asked for it and here it is: I picked up an S&W Night Guard Model 325 in .45 ACP today and there is a lot to like: 1. Great feel with the Pachmayr Compac grips--this was a good choice by S&W. 2. Really great trigger pull, S&W's lawyers must have been asleep on this...

EAA has begun importing pistols from Zastava firearms in Serbia; I’m sure you have seen their ads in the gun magazines more notable for “Heather” the leggy blonde model than for the firearms. In the ads the Model 88 appears to be nothing more than a copy of the Russian Tokarev T-33, nothing to...

J-Frame: K-Frame: And Two Ns:

Just picked up used for $349.00. I think I did OK.

Lone Wolf distributors offers a drop-in ported barrel from Federal Arms for the G30/36. The ported barrel extends about one inch beyond the slide which I have found to be a negligible difference when carrying inside the waistband utilizing the Clip Draw device. Although Federal Arms states...

Here are the contestants: My personal favorite for carry has, over the past several years, been the small S&W “J” framed model 340. The Scandium 340 rides very well in a pocket holster but I have found it even easier to carry with the Clip Draw device attached to it. At 21 feet I can...

Review of the S&W model 22 @ www.randysrangereport.blogspot.com.

New range report for the 386 Sc/S listed at www.randysrangereport.blogspot.com