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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European American Armory MC P35 Match 9mm Matte Black Steel Frame with Serrated Blued Steel Slide Pistol
Capacity: 15+1 | Barrel Length: 4.87 inches$709.00 $472.99 -
SAR USA SAR9 Sport 9mm Platinum Slide / Black Polymer Frame Pistol
Capacity: 17+1 | Barrel Length: 5.2 inches$599.99 $299.99 -
$409.99 $363.49
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Glock G21 V MOS Full Size .45 ACP nDLC Pistol Optic Ready
Capacity: 13+1 | Barrel Length: 4.61 inches$745.00 $620.00 -
$478.49
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Taurus GX4 Micro-Compact 9mm Tungsten Gray Cerakote Pistol
Capacity: 11+1 | Barrel Length: 3.06 inches$340.99 $239.99 -
$380.99 $229.99
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Bud's Exclusive Tisas 1911 Carry DS MCO Comp 9mm 18+1 Rounds Dark Green Cerakote Pistol
Capacity: 18+1 | Barrel Length: 4.25 inches$1070.99 $929.99
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Kimber Pro TLE/RL II .45 ACP Matte Black 1911 Pattern Pistol
Kimber Stainless Pro Carry II (LG) .45 ACP Satin Silver Pistol
Kimber Stainless Pro Carry II .45 ACP Satin Silver 1911-Style Pistol
Kimber Stainless Pro TLE II .45 ACP Satin Silver 1911-Style Pistol
Kimber Pro CDP .45 ACP Two-Tone Charcoal Gray Frame Satin Silver Slide Pistol
Smith & Wesson Performance Center Ported M&P40 Shield .40 S&W Armornite Pistol
S&W M&P Shield Performance Center .45 ACP Blue/Black Pistol
Kimber Micro 9 Two-Tone TFX Pro 9mm Satin Silver and Matte Black Pistol
Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield M2.0 Compact 9mm H152 Stainless Cerakote Pistol
Smith & Wesson M1911 Sub Compact Pro .45 ACP Two-Tone Black/Stainless Slide Pistol
Smith & Wesson Performance Center SW1911 Pro Series Sub Compact .45 ACP Blue/Black 1911-Style Pistol
Smith & Wesson Performance Center M&P9 Shield M2.0 4in Optics Ready 9mm Armornite Pistol
Smith & Wesson M&P45 Shield Performance Center Ported .45 ACP Pistol
Smith & Wesson M&P40 Shield M2.0 .40 S&W Armornite Black Pistol
S&W M&P Shield M2.0 with Crimson Trace Green Laser 9mm Matte Black Stainless Steel Slide Pistol
Kimber Micro 9 CDP TFX Pro 9mm Charcoal Gray KimPro II Pistol
Ithaca 1911 Pro Fit .45 ACP Black Nitride Carbon Steel 1911 Pistol
S&W M&P40 Shield with Crimson Trace Laserguard .40 S&W Pistol
S&W Performance Center Ported M&P40 Shield M2.0 .40 S&W Semi-Auto Pistol
Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield M2.0 9mm Armornite Pistol Crimson Trace Red Laser
Citadel M-1911 Compact .45 ACP Matte Black Single Action 1911 Pistol
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