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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Smith & Wesson Model 915 is highly regarded for its exceptional reliability and solid performance, making it a popular choice among firearm enthusiasts. This model is known for its durability and versatility, as many of its parts, including the magazine, are interchangeable with the widely used Smith & Wesson 5900 series pistols. This compatibility offers convenience for owners who already have other pistols in the 5900 series, as spare parts and accessories …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Glock 44 is a standout addition to Glock's renowned lineup, offering the same reliability and performance in a new caliber: .22 Long Rifle. This semi-automatic pistol is designed to deliver a familiar Glock experience with a reduced recoil profile, making it an ideal choice for beginners, training, or those who prefer a lighter-caliber handgun for recreational shooting. Featuring a hybrid steel-polymer slide, the Glock 44 is the first of its kind in Glock's arsenal, …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: From Vertec-style thin grip to universal slide design convertible from safety-decocker to decocker-only, from a beveled magazine well to oversized mag-release button, from a 3-slot built-in Picatinny rail to high-capacity capability for maximum firepower, the Beretta M9A3 was designed to deliver the performance that military, law-enforcement, and VIP-protection professionals demand. In short, this combat pistol was designed to be perfect for any tactical use, i …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: This is the standard Taurus Curve model and does not include the light and laser. Your body has curves, so why aren’t pistols shaped to match? That’s precisely the question the engineering team at Taurus challenged themselves to answer, and the results are unlike anything you’ve seen before. Introducing the Taurus Curve, the world’s first and only curved firearm. Engineered to fit the unique contours of your body with no visible printing, the Curv …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Luger (Pistole Parabellum or P-08) is perhaps the most aesthetically and ergonomically pleasing of all autoloading centerfire pistols. It is also one of the strongest, most accurate and most recognizable service pistols ever made. Georg Luger developed his famous pistol in 1898-1899 (starting with the Borchardt/Luger transitional pistol). The Luger is, essentially, a much improved Borchardt type pistol, which was itself based on the toggle action concept used by Sir …