Tag: 9x19mm

  • S&W M&P M2.0 Series

    For those of you who love the polymer pistol goodness of the Smith and Wesson M&P line, an exciting new development has occurred. The M&P M2.0 series has been released. We here at Tactical Gun Review got our greasy mits on a few and here are our reactions to the new line:

  • SIG Sauer P938

    SIG Sauer P938

    I never set out to buy a SIG Sauer P938 Nightmare. I was pretty happy with my sub-compact 9mm handgun (a Heckler and Koch P2000SK). However, it was a bit large for real concealed carry. As a firearms technician for a national sporting goods chain (big deal, right?), I see a lot of pistols. Anytime…

  • MSA TC2000 Ballistic Helmet – My Brain Bucket

    MSA TC2000 Ballistic Helmet – My Brain Bucket

    My second year in Iraq, I took along a MSA TC2000 ballistic helmet. More commonly known as the MICH (or in the Army, the ACH), this helmet provides level IIIA protection from fragments and pistol rounds. Why did I buy my own instead of taking what the Army would give me at CIF down in…

  • Zastava CZ999 Compact 9mm pistol

    Zastava CZ999 Compact 9mm pistol

    Unless you’re a connoisseur of Eastern-European weapons, you’ve probably never heard of the Zastava CZ999 Compact pistol. So out of all the pistols in the world, why did I choose this to replace my HK USP 9mm? I’ve had excellent experiences with a wide range of firearms made by the Serbian company Zastava. As stated in…

  • Grand Power Duo – the K100 Mk7 and P1 Mk7

    Grand Power Duo – the K100 Mk7 and P1 Mk7

    After they sent me the Stingray-C pistol, I got an email from Century International Arms, listing their new products. At first, I thought the email was simply an advertisement. Then I noticed they were asking which of their new products I wanted to review. I had to quell the urge to respond, “Everything.” My eye settled on…

  • Stingray-C Pistol

    Stingray-C Pistol

    My friends know that I’m a pretty judgmental person. I’m also known to link two completely unrelated topics together in my mind. So it should come as no surprise that I often judge foreign countries on their firearms and their beer.