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• High-End 1911S
• Better Trigger
• More Red Dots

• High-Capacity 9mms
• 45 Colt Revolver Showdown
• 2022 Guns of the Year

• 12-Gauge Firearms
• Bolt-Action Pistols in 6.5 Creedmoor
• Higher-Retention Holsters

Ruger has discovered that a small number of SR22 pistols may have right and left frame inserts that are not properly secured together. In rare circumstances, this condition may render certain internal safety mechanisms ineffective, and the pistol has the potential to discharge upon decocking. Pistols that may be exhibiting this condition will intermittently exhibit a “slack” single-action trigger.

• 45 ACP Pistols Compared
• 357 Magnum Combat Revolvers
• 12-Guage Pumpguns

• Four 9mm Pistols
• 357 Magnum 4-Inch Revolvers
• 22 LR Semi-Autos

Mossberg & Sons, Inc. has recently discovered a potential safety issue with certain Mossberg International Model SA-410 shotguns that may lead to personal injury and/or damage to the shotgun. If a shooter prematurely releases a shotshell while loading or unloading, the unretained shotshell could potentially contact the Bolt Lock Button inside the loading port and detonate.

• Long-Range 6.5 Creedmoors
• Three Single-Actions in 45 Colt
• Compact 10mm Pistols

• TESTING THE NEW 30 SUPER CARRY ROUND
• SLIDE-ACTION RIMFIRES
• OPTIC-READY HOLSTERS

• 22 LR PRECISION RIFLES
• LONG-BARREL 357 MAGNUM REVOLVERS
• ROLAND SPECIAL 9MMS

Just the PDFs, Ma'am

Hi, love your magazine. Have been a reader for many years. I wonder if it is possible to just get a PDF instead of the actual printed magazine? We’re trying to limit the amount of paper that is coming into the house. — Jim

CLONE VS. REAL
Several readers have asked us to evaluate Springfield Armory’s SA-35 9mm to help them decide between it and a vintage Browning Hi-Power.

SINGLE-ACTION RIMFIRE ‘KEEPERS’
We pit two Heritage Manufacturing Barkeeps against two Ruger Shopkeepers in a plinker shoot-out at the Are They Okay Corral.

TURKISH PUMP-ACTIONS
Affordable 12-gauge pumpguns from Rock Island Armory, Legacy Sports, and EAA were all reliable, but one was our favorite.