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The Beretta 84FS Cheetah from Gunzest is a unique pistol. The 3.8-inch barrel in .380 ACP groups within 2 inches at 15 yards. The alloy frame is lightweight, and the double-action trigger is versatile. The blued finish lasts, and the support was helpful.
The Savage 110 Hunter from gunzest.com is a solid rifle. The 22-inch barrel in .270 Winchester delivers 1.5-inch groups at 100 yards. The walnut stock is attractive, and the AccuTrigger is adjustable. The matte finish resists wear. Gunzest.com’s delivery was prompt.
The Winchester XPR gets a 4.5-star rating for its 1.5-inch groups at 100 yards and crisp trigger. The synthetic stock is weatherproof. I subtracted half a star due to the heavy weight.
The CZ 75 B gets a 4.5-star rating for its all-steel construction and versatile trigger, grouping within 2 inches at 20 yards. The safety is ambidextrous. I docked half a star because the finish scratches easily.
The Sig Sauer P365 from gunzest.com is a compact carry gun. The 3.1-inch barrel groups within 2 inches at 10 yards. The slim grip conceals well, and the 10-round magazine is reliable. The nitron finish holds up. Gunzest.com’s shipping was quick.