Taking a Big Bite Out of the Competition

I’ve written it before, and I meant it — we are living in the golden age of carry guns. Large pistols are made small, small pistols are made to hold more ammunition, and everything is modular, corrosion resistant, and reliable to a fault. Your only tough decision is figuring out which gun you like the best, and that decision is getting harder and harder, because new “ultimate carry gun” contenders are being introduced seemingly every month. The latest is Kimber’s R7 Mako.

More in the November 2021 #21 Issue

• PRODUCT SHOWCASE
• JACK OF ALL TRADES: The ATAC Defense Enhanced Rifle/ADER, by James Tarr
• OLD-SCHOOL CARRY GUN: The Beretta 84F, by James Tarr
• RINO LINDSEY GRAHAM’S ACTIONS ON NOMINATION APPROVALS AND MORE UNDOES ‘GOOD’ GUN VOTES, by David Codrea
• NEWSSTAND: Recent News for the Firearms Community, by Mark Chesnut
• Plus, the one and only “Paper Gun Show” in the firearms industry since 1946!

More Inside This Issue:

THE GUNS OF THE DIRTY DOZEN

Art Imitates Life with Grease Guns Galore! by Will Dabbs, MD

SMITH & WESSON M&P BODYGUARD .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER

A Surprisingly Good Choice for Women Looking for Personal Protection, by Margie Thompson

ENCORE ARTICLE - THE WINDHAM WEAPONRY'S .450 THUMPER

The Modern Answer for the Straight-Walled Rifle Cartridge Deer Hunting States! by Vincent L. DeNiro, Editor

THE RUSSIAN DRAGUNOV

The $175,000 Sniping Rifle, by Leroy Thompson