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Contrary to the tradition that sees the Austrian company as being very self-restrained when offering new products, this time GLOCK went big introducing an absolute novelty, that we at all4shooters present live: the GLOCK 44 in .22 Long Rifle caliber,  featuring a brand new hybrid steel-polymer slide. They present it as the ultimate training gun. …

The Beretta APX was one of the handguns from the "Modular Handgun System" selection process with which the Americans searched for a successor to their service pistol at the time, the Beretta 92 FS aka M9. Well, Beretta could not replace Beretta –  SIG Sauer won the contract instead with the P320. No reason not to extensively test the gun here on all4shooters.com.

An interesting addition to the popular “Retro Rifles” line, the Retro 4x Carry Handle Optic is a pretty faithful replica of the Colt AR-15 scopes of the 1970s. Manufactured in Japan by the  original company, it's a modern product featuring updated technology.

From the passion for nature and the mountains comes Zamberlan's history. Combining traditional craftsmanship with the most modern technologies, they offer their fans high quality products that we're going to discover here on all4hunters.com.

We examined the first model of MKM's second series of knives, the small Isonzo. Designed by Jesper Voxnaes, this pocket folding knife is available with different blade profiles/finishes and proved to be very versatile.

After the commercial variant of  the US Military Modular Handgun System (MHS) M17 pistol, SIG also introduces the “civilian” compact M18. The new 9mm striker-fired pistol shares the same features of its military counterpart, with a 3.9” barrel, compact slide carry-length coyote-tan grip module, coyote PVD finished slide, and an ambidextrous manual safety.

European countries must obey to the EU anti-gun agenda: on December 3^rd the Court of Justice of the European Union struck down the lawsuit of the Czech Republic against the 2017 EU directive that restricts firearms possession and use. Additionally there's the “EU ban of lead in ammunition” and other plans to completely disarm citizens. Can we accept this?

The number of lady hunters is growing. Many manufacturers are responding to this trend by offering shotguns specially designed for women. The focus is not so much on optics as on adaptation to female anatomy. all4hunters.com had 2 Beretta Vittoria sent in for testing. Find out here how they performed.

From the US company Barrett, this .50 caliber rifle was developed for the military and today is a classic of its kind. all4shooters.com examined the rifle and its extraordinary action in  .50 BMG and tested it in a long underground shooting range.

The German manufacturer introduces a 9mm semi-automatic sporting version of what's probably the world’s most popular submachine gun. The SP5 features a Navy barrel with threaded tri-lug adaptor, paddle magazine release, fluted chamber and chrome-lined bore, using the same roller-delayed blowback operating system of its full-auto siblings. Above all, it's the real McCoy!

After the introduction of the GLOCK 36 with single-stack magazine, the Austrian manufacturer took a lot of time until he added a corresponding model in 9 Luger (9x19 mm) to the compact .45 ACP pistol. This meant that GLOCK was only one of many manufacturers when it launched the 9mm Model 43 on the market. But what can the G43 do in practice? all4shooters.com  tested it.

Håkan Hallgren is a passionate and experienced huntsman, determined to make hunting affordable to everyone. Based in Småland, one of southern Sweden’s most beautiful areas, he provides hunting and wildlife conservation courses for hunters and landowners, and hunting for wild boar, deer, hare, moose, fox, goose, capercaillie from his courtyard.

all4shooters.com reports about the highlights of the MILIPOL international security trade fair, which took place from 19 to 22 November, 2019, in Paris, the cosmopolitan French metropolis. Much of MILIPOL 2019 was dedicated to the US Army NSGW "Next Generation Squad Weapon" project, in which SIG Sauer, a German manufacturer, is also participating.