9 mm

The new addition to the XD ("Extreme Duty") striker-fired, polymer-framed pistol series features a 3.8 barrel and a 14+1 magazine capacity.  Expressly designed for concealed carry, this little 9mm package includes finesses such as a flat-faced, Match Enhanced Trigger Assembly (META) and Tactical Rack U-Dot rear sight.

The undisputed queen in the world of polymer-framed service pistols, GLOCK from Austria, is reacting ever faster to international trends and market requirements. At the beginning of 2019, the "Slimline" model line was extended by the flat, compact G43X and G48 models, which are now also available in the "Modular Optic System" (MOS) version.

In partnership with Lipsey’s Firearm Distributors, GLOCK offers a limited edition that recreates the 9mm GLOCK P80 model of the 1980s. That is, a Gen1 GLOCK 17 pistol with all the old-style features including single pin frame, pebble wrap-around grip texture, smooth trigger face,  original flat extractor and no accessory rail or front slide serrations.

GLOCK has just announced that the Slimline GLOCK 43X and GLOCK 48 are now available in the Modular Optic System (MOS) configuration. These slim 9mm pistol models are ideal for concealed carry, sports shooting and law enforcement and both feature a micro-optic-ready factory-milled slide and a slim rail.

At the end of the 1960s, HK in Oberndorf decided to adapt the proven roller-delayed system of the G3 assault rifle to a pistol – the birth of the Heckler & Koch P9S. This unusual gun was manufactured for 25 years, also serving in the GSG 9 (the German police tactical unit) – an additional reason to take another look at it, this time focusing on the history, models and operation of the gun.

Pistol caliber carbines are very popular: easy to handle, versatile, low maintenance. Most of these guns come in the equally popular AR design. Yet some manufacturers takes a slightly different approach, like the Nova Modul RAK 9 Sport featuring an unmistakable Kalashnikov design. We took a closer look at the sporty 9x19 pistol caliber carbine.

From Magnum Research, the iconic pistol derived from the IMI Jericho 941 is back on the market. The Baby Eagle III is available in both full and semi compact sizes, with polymer or carbon steel frames. Chamberings include the 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP.

The CZ Shadow 2 Orange was presented in 2019. Here we take a closer look at this promising all-steel pistol that features improved accuracy and a tuned trigger. Read on about to learn about our impressions.

Last year they gave us the SP5, a semi-auto version of the MP5 submachine gun. Now also comes the civilian version of the short “Personal Defense Weapon”, the SP5K-PDW in 9mm caliber.  A 4.5” barrel with Navy-style threaded tri-lug adaptor, paddle magazine release, and fluted chamber are some of the features. 

Smith & Wesson pistols of the Target Champion series are still well remembered as match pistols. But S&W also produced a service handgun version for a short time. all4shooters.com tested the rare model of this 9mm pistol.

The 9mm P938 SAS features an integrated, flush-mounted fiber-tritium Bullseye night sight mounted directly into the slide and no front sight. This innovative technology, introduced with the P365 model and already popular, is a great addition to a micro-compact concealed carry pistol like the P938.

And then came a package from Heckler & Koch that was large enough to hold a longer gun – a very special one indeed: here is the SP5. And if it reminds you of something familiar, your expertise is just right. all4shooters.com tested the civilian version of the legendary MP5 extensively.

After introducing the full-size version early this year, Springfield Armory now offers a shorter and lighter model with 4.25” barrel in 9mm and .45 ACP calibers. Among the features, a two-tone finish with a hot salt blued forged slide and a lightweight satin Cerakote-finished forged alloy frame.

In line with the motto "small is beautiful", Ceská Zbrojovka from the Czech Republic presents the brand new micro pistol as the smallest member of the P-10 polymer pistol family in 9mm Luger caliber. Here at all4shooters.com we have already tested the sub-compact pistol in detail.

The trend of custom handguns is now also met by the US manufacturer Ruger, that is actually specializing in large series production. We took a closer look at the Doug Koenig SR 1911 Competition pistol in 9 mm Luger and the 8-shot Super GP 100 Competition revolver in .357 Magnum.

SIG Sauer has announced  a partnership with the Former Texas Ranger Foundation. The Special Edition P320 features a TXR serial number, a custom engraved Nitron slide with the Texas Rangers Badge and the famous Texas Ranger mantra, “One Riot, One Ranger”. A portion of the sales will benefit the Former Texas Rangers Foundation.