Heinie Tactical Carry Pistol

The Tactical Carry is a pistol that is made for the discerning shooter that reflects the craftsmanship of the Masters. Not only is it beautiful, but it is a pistol designed to be carried.

           

Not only is the Tactical Carry a great full size carry pistol, but it is as beautiful as it is a performer. The slide top is flattened and very fine 40 lpi serrations run the full length. This gives it a very distinctive look versus any other 1911. The front strap checkering is extremely high cut which allows your grip to go as high as possible under the trigger guard. The Match Grade Barrel is held in place using Heinie's extra thick barrel bushing whose edges have been gently beveled. The spring plug beneath bears the distinctive Heinie logo.

FNP-9 / Browning PRO-9 pistol (Belgium / USA)

Characteristics
Type: Double Action
Calibers: 9x19mm Luger/Parabellum and .40S&W
Weight: ~710 g empty; 890 g loaded with 16 rounds
Length: 200 mm
Barrel length: 100 mm
Capacity: 16 rounds (9mm) or 10 rounds (.40)

Fabrique Nationale (FN) Five-seveN

Characteristics
Type: Double Action Only or Single Action (in Tactical model)
Chambering: 5.7x28mm SS190
Length: 208 mm
Barrel length : 122.5 mm
Weight: ca. 620 g with empty magazine; ca. 760 g loaded
Magazine: 20 rounds

Browning BDM

Characteristics

Type: Double Action or Double Action Only manually selective
Chamber: 9x19mm Luger / Parabellum
Weight unloaded: 870 g
Length:
Barrel length: 120 mm
Capacity: 15 rounds

Taurus PT 92 / PT 99 / PT 100 / PT 101

Taurus PT 92.

Taurus PT 99.

Taurus PT 92 C (compact).

Taurus PT 100.

Bersa Thunder 380

Characteristics

Type: Double Action
Calibers: 9x17mm Short/Kurz (.380ACP) and 7.65x17SR (.32ACP)
Weight unloaded: 560 gram
Length: 168 mm
Barrel length: 90 mm
Capacity: 7 (9mm) or 9 (7.65mm) rounds standard

Bersa Thunder

Bersa pistols are manufactured in Argentine by the Bersa S.A. company. Thunder pistols are available, in several different versions. The Thunder-380 pistols are of simple blowback design, while more powerful Thunder-9, Thunder-40 and Thunder-45 pistols are of locked breech design. Thunder series pistols are relatively compact and handy, yet they offer significant capacity with major pistol calibers, combined with good, fully ambidextrous ergonomics. Bersa pistols also are relatively inexpensive and offer decent reliability, making them good personal defense firearms. The only differences between Thunder and Thunder-mini pistols (which also sold as Thunder Ultra-Compact) are size and magazine capacity. The Ultra-Compact .45 pistols are roughly intermediate in size between standard and mini pistols, and, unlike smaller caliber brothers, they have a single stack magazine.
Bersa Thunder 9 pistols are standard issue pistols for the Argentinean Federal Police and the Buenos Aires Province Police.

Ballester - Molina

Characteristics

Type: Single Action
Calibers: .45ACP
Weight unloaded: 1075 gram
Length: 216 mm
Barrel length: 127 mm (5")
Capacity: 7 rounds

The Enforcer

This is "the pistol" to carry in harm's way! Its features include our new fully machined one piece mainspring housing and magwell, similar to the one featured on Falcon, but with a lanyard loop cutout to ensure that you and it will never become separated. It has a ball cut radius under the cocking serrations and has a serrated slide top. The slide stop is cut flush with the frame. The slide stop hole on the right side of the frame has been chamfered to make extraction of the slide stop easy, while preventing it from accidentally being backed out.

Global Response Pistol (GRP)

We live in a world of uncertainty, where conflicts can ignite overnight. We face uncertain days with new challenges thrust upon us like never before in the history of this country. Not all challenges come from abroad. Civil unrest can cause a flash point where the only line between armed chaos and the average citizen is Law Enforcement. When this happens, the individuals called upon need weapons that are reliable and effective. That's exactly what we had in mind when we introduced the GRP.