#9mm

Military Armament Corp (MAC), a brand under SDS Imports, has just unveiled its latest offering -   MAC IX, a new 9mm pistol-caliber carbine (PCC). The price is $832.99, so please read on and learn more about the details.

The Beretta 92GTS is one of Beretta’s newest versions of its famous 92 line. If you’re unfamiliar with the 92 line, it is an aluminum-framed, hammer-fired legend of a pistol. The 92GTS is different from the 92 of old, but it isn't a full redesign. I bought a certified used Beretta 92GTS. I shot about 500 rounds through it, both in a match and at a range, and I'm ready to give an opinion and review.

Do you want a classic lever-action rifle chambered in 9x19mm? While that may sound like an oxymoron, that’s exactly what Taylor’s and Co. brought out a few months back, and now, the TC73 rifle is on display at SHOT Show as they kickstart production.

Show Low Manufacturing is back at SHOT Show for 2025 with an updated lineup. They’ve taken their Black Jack pistol caliber carbine (PCC) and changed the design for better longevity, and they’re also working on a new 10mm design.

@Hoplopfheil is still stuck in the PSA booth at SHOT Show 2025. This time he and Justin are checking out last year's very popular PSA X-57 PDW as well as the brand new concept gun - the PSA X9 9mm PDW. The new 9mm gun will make use of straight double-stack B&T 9mm magazines compatible with guns like the GHM9 and TP9 PDWs. The X9 will be available to be voted on just like every other concept gun that PSA has showed us this year. Go ahead and let them know if you like the new X9!

SIG Sauer and their P320 platform have gathered a large number of owners with many people hungry for more affordable magazines than what either SIG Sauer or aftermarket companies like Magpul have to offer. ETS is pretty well known for its line of budget-friendly polymer magazines for pistols and rifles, and today they’re also happy to announce the introduction of the P320-compatible Omega 9mm magazine. The Omega claims to be 50% lighter, reliably drop-free, and standard with a 17-round capacity.

Strike Industries has a new muzzle device for 9mm handguns with 1/2x28 threaded barrels. The new Strike Pistol Linear Compensator is advertised to redirect the concussive force and muzzle flash forward and keep the lens of the weapon-mounted lights clean. The Strike Pstol Linear Compensator is not a suppressor although it may look like one and Strike Industries say it can be a great prop alternative to suppressors.

Ever since the dawn of the pistol, we’ve always sought to optimize the projectiles we shoot at those who are threatening us. Throughout history, we’ve seen the simple round ball shot evolve into all sorts of shapes, and eventually into the sleek, high ballistic coefficient, and complex expanding bullet designs meant for the greatest terminal effect out of the shortest barrels. With such a long history of developing ammunition, humanity has a long laundry list of even just 9mm cartridges that many people would consider carrying for self-defense. How do you sort through all of that? Today I’m going to give you what I and a lot of the TFB staff agree are the best available 9mm carry ammo.

It's hard to come out with something that interests me in the 1911 market these days. The market has been saturated with pistols in almost every price range with a large variety of features. So how does Springfield Armory's Garrison hold up? Springfield has been making 9mm and .45 caliber 1911s for years now, with everything from top-of-the-line railed models like the TRP, Operator, and Emissary lines to more traditional pistols like the Mil Spec. The Garrison sits right in the middle of the pack with much appreciated modern features like the 3 dot Novak sights, skeletonized hammer and the extended beavertail. It does all this while keeping the lines and feel of a mil-spec 1911 versus something like the Emissary. Let's dive into the review.

When is a 1911-pattern pistol not a 1911? According to the naysayers, if it isn’t in .45 ACP (or maybe 38 Super?), it doesn’t count. But if you aren’t torn by such negativity, you might want to take a peek at the new GFORCE Arms Chronicle, an all-forged 1911-pattern pistol that’s just hitting the U.S. market now, chambered in 9x19mm.

Should you get a SIG P365 X Macro? James Reeves tells you in this review. In this comprehensive review, we're taking an in-depth look at the SIG P365 X Macro, a top contender in the concealed carry market. The P365 X Macro boasts a remarkable 17-round capacity while maintaining the slim profile that has made the P365 series so popular. In this video, we will cover:

Beretta has a new handgun, the 92GTS Centurion. It takes the features of the standard 92GTS but brings them to a more compact configuration. Let’s take a look at the rest of its features.

Corvus might be a simple genus of birds correlating to crows and a similarly related genus of passerine birds, but the  Galco Corvus Speed Cut Belt/Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) Holster is nothing to crow about! (You didn’t think you’d be getting an ornithology lesson along with a cringy joke when you clicked on this article, did ya?). Now, the  Galco Corvus is available for the SIG Sauer P365 X-Macro as well as other popular carry guns.

The new Taurus 692 Executive Grade revolver takes the formula of the 856-series Executive model and offers more hitting power, including two different chambering options.

Springfield Armory debuted their Hellcat pistol as the “world’s highest capacity, micro-compact” several years ago, and they have been building out that family of pistols ever since. This includes their Hellcat RDP (Rapid Defense Package), Hellcat Pro (longer barrel, longer grip), and OSP variants (“Optical Sight Pistol” – optics ready). Now, they have announced the most feature-rich iteration yet with the unveiling of the Hellcat Pro Comp OSP.