“Tag: Striker-fired semi-automatic”

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.

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

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.

The Walther Arms company continues to reach for its share of the modern pistol market by evolving its polymer handguns, building upon prior models and including current trends and advances.

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

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

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