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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Zastava Arms ZPAP92 AK Pistol 7.62x39mm Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 30 | Barrel Length: 10 inches$1353.99 $1223.99 -
Century Arms Micro Draco 7.62x39mm Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 30+1 | Barrel Length: 6.25 inches$1059.99 $978.49 -
$499.99 $299.99
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Daniel Defense DDM4 PDW .300 Blackout Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 30+1 | Barrel Length: 7 inches$2579.99 See Price In Cart -
$1085.00 $736.99
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$2179.99 $1999.99
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Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus Performance Center Carry Comp 9mm Gray Armornite Pistol
Capacity: 15+1 | Barrel Length: 4 inches$649.00 $568.49As low as $518.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus 9mm Micro Compact Black Pistol Bundle with Savior Specialist Bag and 6 Magazines
Capacity: 13+1 | Barrel Length: 3.1 inches$549.00 $419.99 -
Beretta 92XI Squalo Single Action Only 9mm Black Optics Ready Pistol
Capacity: 22+1 | Barrel Length: 4.7 inches$1289.50 $969.99As low as $769.99 with rebate
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$380.99 $219.99
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Smith & Wesson 442 Pink Grips .38 Special Matte Black Revolver
Smith & Wesson Model 642 Airweight Pink Grips .38 Special Revolver
Smith & Wesson 638 J-Frame Bodyguard .38 Special Stainless Revolver
North American Arms Pug Compact .22 WMR Stainless Steel Revolver
North American Arms Pug Compact .22 WMR Stainless Steel Revolver
Taurus Judge Public Defender Polymer .45 Colt .410 Stainless Revolver
Ruger LCR Compact .22 LR Black / Advanced Target Grey Revolver
Pietta EMF Californian HGR .44 Remington Mag Case Hardened Revolver
Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider 250th Anniversary .22 LR Blue Revolver
Taylor's & Company Cattleman 1873 Single Action .45 Colt Blued Revolver
Taurus Judge Magnum .45 Colt/.410 Polished Stainless Steel Revolver
Taurus 85VTA Compact Double Action Only .38 Special Stainless Revolver
Bersa Comanche II-A .38 Special Black Synthetic Nickel Revolver
Taurus 608 6-Inch Adjustable Sight .357 Mag Stainless Revolver
Taurus 85 Convertible Hammer Ultra-Lite .38 Special Blued Revolver
Uberti 1873 Cattleman El Patron Competition .45 Colt Case-Hardened Revolver
Taurus 605 .357 Mag/.38 Special +P Matte Stainless Steel Revolver
Ruger Redhawk 05529 Compact 2.75-Inch Barrel .357 Mag Stainless Revolver
Colt Anaconda Armsmear Limited Edition .44 Remington Mag Stainless Steel Revolver
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