#springfield armory

Springfield Armory 1911 Operator with the Toor Knives Kryptria.

Springfield Armory SA35 4" - 9x19mm

Kindly Myers posing with a Springfield Hellion 5.56mm Bullpup for Thomas Prusso Photography

He also had suppressors on his Springfield Model 1903 and Winchester Model 1895, too.

Leon: The Professional (1994)

Unfortunately you must choose a bullpup.

In his article on The Armory Life, Mike Boyle discusses the use of lights with micro pistols, specifically the choice between handheld and weapon-mounted lights. Boyle emphasizes the growing reliability and practicality of micro-pistols like the Springfield Armory Hellcat OSP, especially in hot weather when lighter clothing is worn. He explains the challenges of shooting smaller handguns due to their compact size and increased recoil but notes that advancements in micro-pistol technology have improved their reliability. Boyle underlines the importance of carrying a light for personal defense and highlights the benefits of weapon-mounted lights (WMLs) for aiming ease and operational simplicity during stressful situations. He also discusses potential drawbacks, such as difficulty in concealing WML-equipped pistols and the necessity of still carrying a handheld light for general utility. Concluding his article, Boyle suggests that adding a WML enhances a micro pistol's capability, though it requires careful consideration of personal needs and holster compatibility.