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JSL Spitfire Mark II pistol is manufactured by JSL Ltd.

October 18, 2020

The JSL Spitfire Mark II is another derivate of Czechoslovakian CZ 75, but, like the Sphinx AT-2000, has undergone a number of modifications in the

Pistol

Sterling Mark II: .380 Automatic Pistol

Ian Hogg

October 19, 2020

The Sterling Mark II Auto was introduced in 1980 as a successor of the Sterling Arms Model 400. It was chambered in .380 Auto. The .380

Pistol

Thompson/Center Super 14 Contender

Ian Hogg

October 21, 2020

The Super 14 Contender is the most recognizable single-shot pistol produced by Thompson/Center Arms. The Thomspon/Centre single-shot pistol has been in existence since the late

Pistol

Taurus PT92 and Taurus PT99: A Brazilian derivatives of Beretta 92

Ian Hogg

October 21, 2020

Taurus PT92 and Taurus PT99 bear a considerable resemblance to two Beretta models with slight modifications and made under license in Brazil. Taurus company is

Revolver

Uberti Single Action Revolver: A copy of the Colt 1873 Frontier

Ian Hogg

October 21, 2020

Uberti Single Action Revolver is not exactly new, though it reappears under a new name every few months. In the 1960s the spaghetti western movies

Pistol

Unique DES-69U Target Auto Pistol

Ian Hogg

October 21, 2020

Unique DES-69U is another specialized weapon, specially tailored to suit the requirements of the European Standard Pistol match, which is based on the U.S. National

Sporting Rifle

Anschutz Model 54 Silhouette Rifle

Ian Hogg

October 30, 2020

The Anschutz Model 54 Silhouette rimfire target rifle has been in production for years, but this is a specially developed modem intended to suit the

Rifle

Calico M-900S Carbine: A blast from the past

Ian Hogg

October 30, 2020

The Calico M-900S Carbine is part of a complete weapon system that contains pistols, submachine guns, and carbines, all of which operate upon the same

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