“Tag: Striker-fired semi-automatic”

The SAR9 Sport is built on the premise of delivering everything you need for home defense with a side of competition mastery.

The Ruger MAX-9 holds true to the company's roots.

I’ve been recommending Rock Island Armory’s traditional 1911-style pistols for a long time. Now RIA has branched away from the traditional with its new STK100, a striker-fired 9 mm with a 17+1 capacity, and I’ll be recommending them even more.

The Taurus GX4 is a micro-compact, striker-fired handgun with a double-stack magazine. It performs as well or better than the highest-priced guns in this hot category.

Mossberg, a well-known name for shotguns, moved into the semi-automatic pistol market last year with the MC1sc, a subcompact 9 mm. The MC1sc was a hit with concealed carriers, and a hard act to follow, but Mossberg has nonetheless one-upped themselves with the MC2c, a sharp-looking, compact, striker-fired 9 mm boasting some very thoughtful design details.

This pistol is built to accommodate nearly any hand size or style, has a 20+ capacity and includes a threaded barrel and holster, all within a reasonable price point.

The ultra-slim Kel-Tec P15 delivers highly concealable stopping power in either modern all-polymer or more-classic aluminum walnut grips.

Though Kimber's R7 Mako is late to the micro-compact category, it may outswim the competition.

Different folks prefer different styles of handguns—that much is clear. But most folks who depend on a handgun for their job (and who are free to choose what gun they carry) either choose a high-capacity, striker-fired, polymer-framed gun, or they choose a high-capacity, metal-framed DA/SA gun.