Up to March 29, 1911, the official military hand arm of the United States was the Colt’s .38 caliber revolver. But on that day, as a result of the movement of powerful forces too strong to be resisted and which have been acting for very long, that good old revolver became obsolete and in its stead there was marked for the holsters of this Nation’s defenders the .45 Colt’s automatic.
This remarkable pistol is a classic not only because of the success of its design but also for the materials used in its construction. Its extensive use of synthetic plastic or polymer materials has resulted in a revolution in firearms manufacture and design that has gradually been followed by most of the company’s competitors.
The P226 introduced a hammer-lowering system that considerably simplified the operation of double-action auto pistols. While not the first of such pistols made by the company, it was the first to introduce the concept to American shooters.
The Italian company of Beretta can boast of being one of the world’s oldest firearms manufacturer. It is generally accepted that the Beretta family started in the gun making business in 1680…
The Springfield Armory Ronin Operator in .45 ACP combines a legacy of service with the features modern shooters demand. Built on a foundation of strength, the Ronin sports forged steel slides and frames…
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