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Bryant Ridge's AnalysisIntroducing the AM-15 pistol family from Anderson Manufacturing. These compact yet powerful pistols are designed to deliver exceptional performance, maneuverability, and accuracy using the same reliable, 100% American-made parts found in their complete AM-15 rifle builds. This AM-15 pistol was manufactured by Anderson and comes with awesome features. The pistol has a 7.5-inch M4-contour barrel made of Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel with a 1:7 twist and a flash hider to reduce …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis This AKM-47 Premium AK47 Receiver with a blue finish was built to the exact specifications to match the strength and quality of the original factory Polish Military Receivers. These receivers have the S and F markings on the side for the safety selector. These are professionally built to correct specifications and Fully Heat Treated to insure solid AK build & proper function. This rifle is styled after the AK and features a Morrissey Inc AAM-47 receiver. The …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe 1911 is widely considered as one of the best combat pistols ever designed and the first successful self-loading pistol. It was created by John Browning, an American firearms inventor. This pistol is the oldest service pistol in the world, still being used in over 25 nations and has been popular for over 100 years. The legacy of the Colt Government Model is well known. From the battlefields of Normandy to the jungles of Vietnam, this combat-proven firearm has tirel …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe TSW abbreviation stands for "Tactical Smith & Wesson" and represents the top-of-the-line pistols. These pistols have different sight packages and checkering, and the later models are equipped with a tactical light rail. The standard 3913 version of this gun has also been recently introduced along with the value models 908 and 908S. The same basic gun has previously been manufactured as a Model 39, 439, 639, and potentially others. One of the attractive features of …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe Military Armament Corporation Model 11, also known as MAC-11, was designed by an American firearm designer named Gordon Ingram in the 1970s at the Military Armament Corporation (MAC) in Powder Springs, Georgia, United States. It is a smaller semi-automatic version of the Model 10, which is also known as the MAC-10. Sometimes, people mistake the MAC-11 for other variants of the MAC, such as Sylvia & Wayne Daniels M-11/9, Leinad PM-11, or Vulcan M-11-9, which are all …