Is Magnum Research a good gun?

The new Magnum Research Desert Eagle in stainless steel is an impressive gun. From its hearty design to its precision machining to its tack-driving accuracy and overabundance of power it is likely to continue intriguing enthusiasts for decades to come.

Is Magnum Research still in business?

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Is the baby eagle a good gun?

While the full-size, steel-frame Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle may be a bit heavy for some folks for concealed carry, it is right in the weight range of the 1911—so the potential is there for a belt-type holster or carry pack. It would make a great home defense piece.

How many rounds does a Baby Desert Eagle hold?

This pistol has a 4.52-inch barrel, and it comes with either two 10- or 15-round magazines, depending upon the jurisdiction.

How big is the barrel of a Magnum 9mm?

The gun is no lightweight, hitting the scale at 38.6 ounces (unloaded). Out of the box, it feels a bit heavy, but it is a stout pistol that gives the immediate impression that it won’t break when the going gets tough. This pistol has a 4.52-inch barrel, and it comes with either two 10- or 15-round magazines, depending upon the jurisdiction.

Is the Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle III a good gun?

Though not as light as its polymer-framed sibling, the all-steel model in 9mm is a comfortable shooter, and for someone looking for a tough, full-size pistol of modern design in that caliber, this one might be a good choice. It may take some handgunners a bit of getting used to, but at the end of the day, this import will seem right at home.

How does the grip on a Magnum Research Eagle work?

The rear of the grip frame features raised square “checkering” that ensures a good grip despite having wet hands. The polymer grip panels feature the Magnum Research eagle logo. The frontstrap is grooved with vertical lines to assist with the grip as well.

What’s the average FPS of a 9mm?

Thanks to its weight, the recoil of the 9mm ammunition was easily manageable. And some of that ammunition was pretty zippy. The hottest load out of this pistol was the 115-grain SIG Sauer FMJ, averaging 1,248 fps, and right behind it was the 124-grain Black Hills JHP crossing the screens at an average of 1,239 fps.