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At Arnzen Arms we deal in a lot of modern firearms, but we also encounter our fair share of historical firearms. What most folks don’t necessarily realize is

Saturday March 25thArnzen Arms10am - 6pm What is competition shooting you ask? It takes many forms but ultimately it is a chance to get together with a

Round table gun review’s Walther PPS M2 9mm review. It’s a simple scheme. Shooters from different backgrounds get together, shoot guns, discuss guns and rate

 Round table gun review’s Obsidian Arms OA-15 Suppressed Review. It’s a simple scheme. Shooters from different backgrounds get together, shoot guns,

Every year, on Saint Valentine’s Day, we celebrate the purest of loves and the deepest of passions…for the 1911. On February 14th of the year 1911, the pistol

 Arnzen Arms Team Shooter, Michael Dahl, had the opportunity to handle the Hudson H9 at Shot Show, and here are his impressions:I got the sweet

According to the American Suppressor Association (ASA) hunting with a suppressor is legal in 40 of the 42 states that allow civilian ownership of

When the Glock 17 hit the market in 1986 I had nothing to do with it.  I had a Smith & Wesson model 10 revolver in .38 Special which was the most

 In 2012 Smith & Wesson introduced the Shield and it quickly became the "go to" gun for those looking for an easy-to-conceal, reliable and accurate

 OK, move closer to your monitor.  This one you don't want to miss.  This is the CZ 75 B in matte stainless steel.  This pistol is kind of

Walther brought the PPS to market about 8 years ago.  I reviewed it in 2008 and found it's accuracy to be passable but I did not care for the trigger,

The SIG P225 is one of my favorite SIG pistols but SIG dropped them from their US catalogue many years ago. The US demand for this pistol was still strong so