5.56 NATO Pistols
Discover the latest in semi-automatic performance. Our lineup features striker-fired and hammer-fired pistols from top brands, engineered for modern defensive carry, competitive shooting, and duty use.
Featured Pistols
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Tisas 1911-A1 Service Enhanced .45 ACP Gun Metal Gray Frame / Black Cerakote Slide 1911 Pistol
Capacity: 8+1 | Barrel Length: 5 inches$499.99 $429.99 -
Canik METE SF One Series 9mm Cerakote Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 15+1 | Barrel Length: 4.19 inches$324.99 -
Beretta 30X Tomcat .32 ACP Matte Black Bruniton Pistol
Capacity: 8+1 | Barrel Length: 2.4 inches$399.00 $355.49 -
$409.00 $296.99
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American Tactical Alpha Maxx 7.5in Barrel 60-Round DuoSight TB Brace .223 Remington/5.56 NATO Pistol
Capacity: 60 | Barrel Length: 7.5 inches$464.95 $399.99 -
$924.00 $908.49
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$369.99 $319.99
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$969.00 $764.99
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$599.99 $299.99
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SAR USA SAR9 Sport 9mm Platinum Slide / Black Polymer Frame Pistol
Capacity: 17+1 | Barrel Length: 5.2 inches$599.99 $299.99
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Springfield Armory SAINT Victor Pistol 5.56 NATO Black AR-15 Pistol
American Tactical Alpha Max AR Pistol 5.56 NATO Black AR Pistol
SIG Sauer PM400 Swat PSB 5.56 NATO Blue/Black AR-Pistol
CZ 805 Bren S1 Pistol .223 Remington/5.56 NATO FDE/Tan Pistol
American Tactical Alpha Maxx 7.5" AR Pistol 5.56 NATO Sniper Grey AR Pistol
Diamondback Firearms DB15 AR Pistol 5.56 NATO Flat Dark Earth AR Pistol
SIG Sauer MCX Spear-LT 5.56 NATO Coyote Brown AR Pistol
Olympic Arms K3BCAR .223 Remington/5.56 NATO AR-Pattern Pistol
Diamondback Firearms DB15 Pistol 7.5" KeyMod .223 Remington/5.56 NATO AR-15 Style Pistol
Diamondback Firearms DB15 .223 Remington Hard Coat Anodized Black AR-15 Style Pistol
Anderson Manufacturing AM-15 5.56 NATO Black Hardcoat Anodized AR-Style Pistol
Adams Arms Tactical Evo Base Pistol .223 Remington AR Pistol
Diamondback Firearms DB15PBB7 5.56 NATO Burnt Bronze AR-Pattern Pistol
Pioneer Arms Hellpup AK-47 Pistol 5.56 NATO Black Pistol
Springfield Armory Saint Victor B5 Pistol 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington Black Pistol
Pioneer Arms Hellpup AK-47 Pistol Forged Trunnions 11.7in 5.56 NATO Pistol
Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR Pistol 5.56 NATO Black AR Pistol
Sig Sauer MCX Spear-LT IR 5.56 NATO FDE/Tan AR Pistol
Springfield Armory SAINT Victor Pistol .223 Remington Blue/Black AR Pistol Hex Dragonfly Red Dot
Bersa AR15 Pistol BAR15PBM .223 Remington/5.56 NATO Blue/Black AR Pistol
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