The Wilson Combat WCP320 Carry is one of the best 9mm pistols I’ve reviewed.
From its announcement as the new standard sidearm for the United States military, the popularity of the SIG SAUER P320 pistol seemingly exploded.
Paul Howe worked with Wilson Combat to build a new rifle that bears his name. Â The Paul Howe Tactical Carbine is an AR-platform gun chambered in 5.56 NATO. Â It has a very distinctive look and some very nice features and add-on options.
The carbine has a 14.7″, match grade barrel with a 1:8″ twist. Â The barrel has deep fluting. Â Permanently attached to the barrel is a three-prong Accu-Tac flash hider, which makes the gun legal without the need for a NFA stamp.
On this gun, Howe selected a two-stage Wilson Combat TTU trigger that uses heavier springs. Â The trigger release is set at 4.5 pounds, which Howe preferred for golved shooting. Â The weight of this gun is 7.5 pounds.
The finish is called Camouflage Armor-Tuff and it is a hand-applied pattern. Â According to the Wilson Combat press release, the finish also reduces the gun’s IR signature and can help to keep the rifle cool in hot weather.
The Wilson Combat Super Sentinel is a new concealed carry pistol chambered in .38 Super. Â The pistol is a traditional 1911-style platform with a 3.6″ barrel and weight of a touch over 25 ounces.
Like all Wilson Combat pistols, the Super Sentinel is a beautiful gun with clean lines and features that make it an excellent choice for concealed carry.