Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

The CZ 75 SP-01 is a tactical pistol used by military and competitive shooters alike. It's known for being a reliable, hammer-fired pistol.

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The CZ 75 SP-01 is a tactical pistol used by military and competitive shooters alike. It's known for being a reliable, hammer-fired pistol.

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The SAR 9 is a very respectable choice in the striker-fired 9mm handgun class. It’s reliable and can move from range to home defense seamlessly.

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Firearms distributor Lipsey’s pairs up with industry icon Larry Vickers to serve up more goodies on the popular Vickers Glock series, adding the new full flat dark earth Glock 17 and 19.

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Once dominated by the “more is better” crowd proclaiming the advantages of double stacks, the industry is opting to slim down choosing single stack designs that offer better fit and better concealment.

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STI unveiled the Holographic Optic Slide Top pistol in both their 1911 and 2011 models, offering optics and suppressor shooters a better option for their mounted gear.

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STI's take on the 1911, called the 2011, featuring a double-stack magazine, is popular for competition. Now it's available in a 9mm gun intended for concealed carry.

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Here’s my take on which handgun is best, a Glock or 1911, and what I’d choose by category.

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Comparing a Glock to a 1911 is like comparing apples to oranges. It’s only appropriate to argue which one tastes better.

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