Continuous Precision Custom 1911 DS Prodigy
The double-stack 1911 market has absolutely exploded recently, with some of the most “drool-worthy” pistols appearing on the market lately. I for one can say that I am obsessed with all of them. But...
View ArticleSpringfield XD-S Mod.2 OSP Review
In this review of the Springfield Armory XD-S Mod.2 OSP pistol, veteran shooting instructor and police officer Paul Carlson evaluates the handgun’s use for self-defense. Chambered for the 9x19mm...
View ArticleSpringfield Armory M1A Scout Squad Review
In today’s article, Joe Kurtenbach reviews the M1A Scout Squad rifle from Springfield Armory. Chambered in .308 Win., the handy semi-automatic rifle has an 18″ barrel with the company’s highly...
View ArticleHow To Disassemble and Clean Your Hellcat
Editor’s Note: This is the first entry in a five-part series of pieces covering the care and maintenance of some of Springfield Armory’s most popular firearms. Other entries in this series include:...
View ArticleItaly’s Bizarre Breda M37 Machine Gun
Simple and complicated are typically mutually exclusive, except when it involves certain small arms from Italy. The Mitragliatrice Breda calibro 8 modello 37 – more commonly known as the Breda M37 –...
View ArticleAyoob: Compact Springfield Echelon 4.0C Review
In today’s article, Massad Ayoob reviews the Springfield Armory Compact Echelon 4.0C pistol. The new handgun is a smaller version of the original 4.5F and is chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum...
View ArticleThe Carry Contour TRP: Less Grip to Print
If you have ever concealed-carried a full-size 1911 on your hip, you know how easily it can print. The rear of the grip on a 1911 — that bottom edge — can provide the telltale clue you are packing...
View ArticleIs a Custom Pistol a Waste of Money?
I, like many of you, appreciate the charms of a high-grade, custom-level pistol. Combining mechanical and aesthetic perfection, these types of guns exude quality. For example, a 1911 at this level...
View ArticleBetting the Farm: The Story Behind the M1A
Everyone who knows the name Springfield Armory knows the M1A. Hailing from an era of manufacturing when rifles were constructed of wood and steel and based upon the revered U.S. Military M14 rifle...
View ArticleGray Hellion 5.56mm Bullpup
In this article, Will Dabbs considers the gray Springfield Armory Hellion rifle. Equipped with all the same features as the original Hellion, this model incorporates a medium gray color that gives the...
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