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With the ever-growing interest in 2011 pistols of all kinds, we thought it apropos to bring back a review we did a couple of years ago. Check out Rex’s Atlas Athena review!

I know. Finally a gun review. Well, here it is. My take on the Athena from Atlas Gunworks. A high-performance, straight-out-of-the-box competition supercar of a gun. Custom-made from the factory meant to be shot fast and accurately, with great reliability. Anyway, hope you guys enjoy it!
This review originally ran in mid-November 2020.

[Like the Hyperion, the Athena is designed for factory 9mm ammunition.]
Big thank you goes out to Rainier Arms. For more information be sure to check them out or visit Atlas Gunworks.
You might also check out the Nemesis pistol!
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Rex Mamaril currently serves in the US Army as an Armorer and Advanced Marksmanship Instructor. Outside of the military he is an RN with a passion for firearms and gear.
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