Walther PP pistols were enormously popular with German military and law enforcement units during and after the Second World ...

The Walther PPS (Police Pistol Slim) is a slim, polymer-framed, striker-fired single-stack 9mm pistol designed specifically for concealed carry, produced first as the PPS (often called "M1") beginning ...

(ABC 6 News) – The Olmsted County Attorney’s Office charged a Rochester teenager with gun and drug crimes stemming from an investigation into an October shooting. On Oct. 10, law enforcement responded ...

State grant will cover the cost. The Plant City Police Department (PCPD) adopted the Sig Sauer P320 Pro as their issued duty firearm in February 2023. That is the duty pistol officers currently carry.

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In the late 1920s and early 1930s Walther developed a 9x19mm military pistol based on the PP/PPK, producing three prototypes—the first two labeled MP and the third called the Armee Pistole. The second ...

Walther PDP vs HK VP9—two 9mm pistols so close in size and capacity that the spec sheet feels like déjà vu. The PDP holds 18+1, the VP9 17+1. Barrel lengths measure 4 inches vs 4.09, overall length ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — The Pennsylvania State Police announced on Tuesday, May 6 that they will be transitioning away from shotguns and moving to a different duty weapon. PSP recently determined that ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Handguns — specifically semi-automatic pistols — are far ...

Snowshoes, snow caves, snowmobiles, and firearms—at this Navy SEAL’s snow survival school, the right gear only goes so far. After meeting Rapier in Spokane, Washington, and then driving a few hours ...

An offshore worker who tried to smuggle a gun into the country because he wanted to be a "naughty boy" has been jailed for five years. The High Court in Glasgow heard David McGregor, from Leith in ...