3 Guns You Should Gift Yourself This Holiday Season

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The holiday season is all about love and generosity. It is about showing your appreciation to those who matter most by gifting them with something thoughtful; something that demonstrates your familiarity with what they love. Do not forget yourself while you are shopping for the holidays. Self-love and being generous to yourself are necessary for fulfillment. So this holiday season, in addition to finding the perfect gift for friends and loved ones, gun enthusiasts should give themselves the gift of one of the following excellent firearms.

Glock 27 Gen 4

 FNX 45 Tactical

FN Herstal has been showing the world that industry-changing innovation and excellent gunsmithing can complement each other for more than 130 years. A perfect example is their U.S.-made FNX line. When fired, the barrel and slide of an FNX handgun travel up to two-times the distance of other short recoil operated pistols. That means far less felt recoil while retaining all of the performance of other semi-auto pistols. It is a feature that particularly shines in their FNX 45 line. Pick up a suppressor-enabled FNX 45 Tactical for the complete package.

 Kel-Tec CP33

22 LR may not be the most powerful cartridge but it sure is a lot of fun to use. Fun does not have to mean basic, however. Take your 22 LR game to the next level with the Kel-Tec CP33. In addition to being match-level accurate, the CP33 features a quadruple-stacked 33 round-capacity magazine. Featuring picatinny rail and M-Lok interfaces, a factory stock CP33 also comes threaded for a suppressor. It represents the ultimate marriage of function and fun. Experience this handheld emperor of plinkers.

 Glock 27 Gen 4

While the CP33 offers a more niche, connoisseur appeal—a high-capacity, semi-tactical, match-level plinker such as the Glock 27 Gen 4 is pure pragmatic performance and efficiency. The Glock 27 Gen 4 is an ambidextrous, compact backup or pocket pistol chambered in 40 S&W. Considering its slight frame and robust caliber, the Glock 27 Gen 4’s 9 or 10+1 capacity makes it all the more formidable. It is no small wonder that the Glock 27 Gen 4 has emerged as one of the most popular law enforcement backup weapons ever produced. Anyone looking for an ultra-sturdy, reliable, no-frills backup piece should consider the Glock 27 Gen 4 as the perfect and perfectly dependable stocking stuffer.

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