Handguns

Our handgun range is built for licensed sport and competition shooters. It includes pistols from Heckler & Koch, Canik, Walther, SIG Sauer, Glock, Ruger, Beretta and Chiappa, with most models c...

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Our handgun range is built for licensed sport and competition shooters. It includes pistols from Heckler & Koch, Canik, Walther, SIG Sauer, Glock, Ruger, Beretta and Chiappa, with most models chambered in 9mm and a selection in .22 LR, .45 ACP and .45 GAP.

Popular models include the HK SFP9, USP and P30L, Canik SFx Rival and TTI Combat, Walther PDP, SIG P226 Legion and XFIVE, SIG P320, Glock 17, 19 and 34, Ruger MKIV and SR1911, and the Beretta 92FS. Several are offered as optic-ready or match configurations.

When choosing a handgun, think about the discipline you shoot, how the grip fits your hand and the barrel length and sight system that suit you. Optic-ready slides make it easier to add a red dot, while target models offer adjustable sights and triggers. In Australia, handguns require a Category H licence and club membership, and barrel length and magazine capacity rules apply.

Our team can help you through the licensing paperwork and choose a pistol that suits your club and discipline. A valid licence and Permit to Acquire (PTA) are required before purchase.