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German made handgun that is part of H&K’s beloved USP lineup. The Tactical features a threaded barrel, adjustable rear sight, taller front sight, and a match grade trigger. Note the GG&G aftermarket rail adapter. USP pistols have a proprietary rail that makes it difficult to use most attachments unless an adapter is installed. The nice thing about the GG&G model is that it is low profile. Some other adapters that use a full picatinny rail tend to sit lower because of the added material. (GRH)

Check out the video, in which my colleague Vic looks at not one G11, but two and also read my full accompanying article which gives a fairly in-depth introduction to the G11′s design, development and history.

Currently the longest barreled revolver in the Rhino lineup, the 60DS is chambered in .357 Magnum. Based on a previous design known as the Mateba, the Rhino has a lower barrel axis than a traditional revolver. This makes it much more manageable with recoil, even when using high powered or hot .357 Magnum loads. (GRH)

Although not officially marked on the receiver, this configuration is mostly known as the Dissipator. You essentially have rifle length sights but with a 16″ barrel and a low profile carbine gas system hidden under the handguard. The original front sight gas block is not connected to the gas system. The Dissipator is probably most infamously known for its use in the North Hollywood Shootout. (GRH)