Gun Reviews: Pistols & Rifles

Pistols and rifles we’ve bought and shot ourselves in training, at the range and in matches. We cover reliability, recoil, triggers, sights and how each one carries or handles, with a plain verdict: Good or Not Good.

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SIG Sauer P938 Legion

Andrea has had her SIG Sauer P938 Legion for a few years and carries it in her purse. It's simple, perfect for smaller hands, easy to rack, and worth the price. Verdict: Good.

Glock 43

Andrea had her Glock 43 for a few months for the range and carry. It's good for smaller hands, but she didn't like the grip, and it had malfunctions and was not reliable. Verdict: Not Good.

SIG Sauer M400 TREAD

Elmir has run his SIG Sauer M400 TREAD with a 16-inch barrel and SIG 1x6 optic for six years in tactical fitness competitions. Super reliable, no functional issues, a great entry rifle. Verdict: Good.

BCM RECCE-16 KMR-A

Will has put roughly 2,500 to 3,000 rounds through his black BCM RECCE-16 KMR-A in training and competing. 100% reliable with above-average accuracy, but a heavy trigger and gassy recoil. Verdict: Good.

SIG Sauer P320 X5 Legion

Will runs his SIG Sauer P320 X5 Legion for matches, range and home. Very accurate, soft-shooting and reliable through thousands of rounds. The trigger is the weakest link. Verdict: Good.

SIG Sauer P365-AXG Legion

Andrea, who is 5'1", has carried her SIG Sauer P365-AXG Legion with an optic for over a year for range time, competition and daily carry. It fits her hand, is easy to conceal and is highly reliable. Verdict: Good.