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The issue examines recent products and platforms such as Bersa’s BP9 FS, Colt’s continuing legacy, and the Colt LASW concept, while also featuring custom builds and equipment reviews. It extends beyond the range with coverage of long-mileage vehicle capability, training and drill features, and accessory guidance, including a section on transporting dangerous goods and relevant UN0012 ammunition classification.","Table of Contents: Features  \nUN12 Issue 025  \n92  \nBlueberry Chocolate  \nChip Flux PDW  \nFirearm Feature  \n28  \nCamo 6mm ARC PDW Firearm Feature  \n36  \nColt LASW General Feature  \n40  \nUnit Solutions Unit9 Compact Product Review  \n46  \nModern CQB Colt M5 Firearm Feature  \n54  \nCCW Considerations General Feature  \n60  \nConcealed Carry Buyer’s Guide  \n72  \nLeisure Carry/  \nComfort Concealment Belts Product Review  \n76  \nRecoil Reducers General Feature  \n82  \nBersa BP9 FS Firearm Feature  \n86  \nColt: The Name Behind the Legends General Feature  \n100  \nLongshot Target Cameras Marksman  \nProduct Review  \n104  \n1999 Land Cruiser 100 Series Truck Feature  \n110  \nAgency Arms x WRM. FZY The Boomstick  \nFirearm Feature  \n118  \nBuilding a Beretta M9 Clone Clone Correct  \n122  \nWoox Bad Boy Hunter Knife Feature  \nUN0012 / CARTRIDGES FOR WEAPONS, INERT PROJECTILE or CARTRIDGES,  \nSMALL ARMS  \n—  \nDISCLAIMERS: UN12 is created for MATURE AUDIENCES and may include adult language and humor. PRICES shown are deemed accurate atthe time of publication and are subject to change without notice. FIREARM SAFETY is paramount. Obey firearm safety rules at all times. UN12 assumes no liability or responsibility for any inaccurate, delayed or incomplete information. The opinions expressed in each article are the opinions of its author and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of UN12.  \n04 UN12 / Issue 025  \nEFL X™ CE  \nC LO S E D E M I T T E R R E F L E X S I G H T  \n© Copyright 2026 EOTECH , LLC. All rights reserved. EOTECH® , HWS® , Vudu® , Vudu X™ , EFLX™ , DCBL™ and OGL™ are registered trademarks of EOTECH , LLC.  \nTable of Contents: Departments  \nUN0012 / CARTRIDGES FOR WEAPONS,  \nINERT PROJECTILE or CARTRIDGES,  \nSMALL ARMS  \n—  \n16  \nEvery Day Carry  \n130  \nAdvance Report Mantis TitanX  \n8  \nEditor’s Letter  \n126  \nShoot This Drill  \nBack and Forth with Jon Dufresne  \n10  \nNew Products  \n24  \nCalled Out  \n06 UN12 / Issue 025  \nLIGHT ASSAULT SUPPORT WEAPON  \nFOR MISSION-READY PERFORMANCE  \nCOLT.COM/MLE  \nEditor’s Letter  \nDEPT.  \nEditor’s Letter  \nTransport of Dangerous Goods  \nAmmunition, such as for rifles, handguns, shotguns, starter’s pistols and power tools that contain explosive material are dangerous goods listed under Class 1.4S. The information presented here is for the following UN numbers only:  \nUN0012 / CARTRIDGES FOR WEAPONS, INERT PROJECTILE or CARTRIDGES, SMALL ARMS  \n—  \nW  \nelcome to another issue of UN12.  \nOne of the things we enjoy most about putting this  \nmagazine together is the opportunity to explore different aspects of firearms ownership and shooting culture. While customized firearms remain at the heart of what we do, this issue turns its attention toward a topic that affects many shooters every day: concealed carry.  \nCarrying a firearm is a personal decision that comes with its own set of considerations, trade-offs, and responsibilities. We’ve assembled a collection of articles that examine the subject from several angles. Charles  \nOn the OEM side of things, we examine Bersa’s latest BP9 FS and spend time exploring the history and continuing legacy of Colt. That coverage extends to the Colt LASW, a platform that occupies a unique space between the standard carbine and light support weapon.  \nWe also feature a custom Colt M5 built by Steve Wang of Sierra Whisky and continue our Clone Correct series with a build of the iconic Beretta M9.  \nMoving beyond firearms, we step outside the range to follow the progress of OVR magazine’s high-mileage Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series project vehicle, a build  \n“Chip” Lasky discusses practical concealed carry considerations, Patrick McCarthy takes a closer look at the ongoing portsversus-compensators debate, and our Buyer’s Guide highlights aselection of CCW pistols and accessories worth considering.  \nOf course , custom firearms continue to be a major part of UN12. 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