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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The New M&P 22 Magnum will light up the range and quicken your pulse. Experience a remarkable 30+1 round capacity, minimizing reloads and maximizing your time on target. At the heart of this pistol is the innovative internal hammer-fired, gas-operated, locked-breech TEMPO barrel system, which keeps the barrel locked until the bullet passes the front gas port, ensuring superior consistency, reliability, and accuracy with every shot. The M&P 22 Magnum is compatible …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The P320 AXG Equinox seamlessly blends the classic weight and balance of SIG Sauer’s metal-framed pistols with the modern performance and reliability of the P320 platform, offering a truly refined shooting experience. Built around the innovative AXG (Alloy XSeries Grip) metal grip module, the SIG Custom Works team has outfitted this model with a carefully curated selection of premium features and performance enhancements. This limited-edition pistol captures the ti …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis In 1927, Colt rebranded the Army Special to the Official Police to better reflect its primary users, which included numerous police departments such as the New York City Police and Boston Police, and federal agencies like the FBI and Treasury Department. The Official Police became the standard-issue revolver for law enforcement. They remained highly favored by private guard services, industrial plant guards, and civilian owners seeking a robust and powerful firearm. Colt …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Smith & Wesson Model 10-5 is a classic example of a time-honored revolver that has earned a reputation for reliability and accuracy over its extensive production run. Known as the Smith & Wesson Military & Police Model or the Victory Model during its early years, the Model 10 has been in continuous production since 1899, with over six million units produced, making it the most manufactured handgun of the 20th century. This particular version, the Model 10 …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt Army Special, featuring a five-inch barrel and categorized as an "E" frame model, was introduced by Colt in 1908 as a replacement for the New Army and Navy models. This innovative revolver incorporated the superior action developed in the Colt New Pocket and New Service models, establishing a foundation for all medium-frame double-action revolvers produced by Colt up to the introduction of the Colt Python in 1955. Notably, the design remained remarkably consiste …