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Tag Archives: Springfield Armory
Gun Review: Springfield Armory XD-S .45 ACP
“The .380 was a cute fad,” Springfield Armory’s print ads proclaim. “Now, let’s get back to business.” Back to business indeed. Forty-five caliber single-stack striker fired pistols aren’t exactly a new thing. Kahr and Glock have been making them since the … Continue reading
Posted in Concealed Carry, Gun Review
Tagged .45 ACP, Ryan Finn, Springfield Armory, XDs
97 Comments
Gun Preview: Springfield Armory XD-S .45 ACP With Extended Grip
I received a surprise email from our friends at Springfield Armory last week. Their girl Friday (a.k.a., Deb) was sending an .45 caliber single-stack XD-S pistol to my FFL. Following its debut at the SHOT show, the compact XD-S is … Continue reading
Posted in Gun Review
Tagged .45 ACP, extended magazine, Ryan Finn, Springfield Armory, XDs
15 Comments
Gun Review: Springfield Armory XDm 5.25″ 9mm
Competition shooters shell-out thousands of dollars for tricked-out polymer pistols. Glock has long been the big dog in the field (“Ole Reliable”). Over the last few years, more and more mainstream manufacturers have seen the advantages of (i.e. profit in) modifying their … Continue reading
Posted in Gun Review, Handguns
Tagged +P, 5.25, 9mm, Competition Model, G34, Glock, Pro Series, Remington UMC, Ryan Finn, Smith and Wesson, Speer Gold Dots, Springfield Armory, TulAmmo, XDm
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Gun Preview: Springfield Armory XDm 5.25 9mm
Springfield Armory’s much talked-about competition class XDm is in the hands of your faithful correspondent. Crimson Trace marketing maven and Top Shot champ Iain Harrison reckons the 9mm 5.25 is the most versatile handgun on the market. Springfield created it so … Continue reading
I Went to the Range and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt
Everyone and their mother has tested the new Springfield XD(M) 5.25 Competition Series pistol. Except us. Rest assured TTAG will review the gun in full. Meanwhile, you can get your hands on one right now. Today. “Springfield Armory® is happy … Continue reading
Springfield Armory’s Hosting a Duel. (Not THAT kind of duel.)
Every so often, a gun manufacturer comes up with a promotional idea that involves free stuff. (Here at TTAG, we like free stuff.) Unfortunately, we came away from the NRA shindig swag-less, as far as Springer is concerned. You, however, … Continue reading
Posted in Fun and Games, Handguns, NRA Convention
Tagged Brad Kozak, contest, duel, Range Officer, Springer, Springfield Armory, XDm
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Gun Review: Springfield Armory XDm-45ACP
JM Browning was the greatest firearms designer that ever lived. The Utah-born gunmaker held 128 unique firearms patents. His work is one of the main reasons that I’m typing this review in English, and not German. Gaston Glock was a … Continue reading








