‘Horseplay’ and Quick Draws: It Isn’t Always Cops, But It’s Cops Far Too Often
In an effort to remind folks of things that should have been drilled into them long ago, it’s time to […]
Determining the Real World Maximum Effective Range of Your Defensive Handgun (and You)
You can determine your real world maximum effective range. Is it staying within the C-zone at fifty yards? Is it staying within the 6×6 head box at 25 yards? Until you work that out, you won’t know.
Does Your EDC Gun Work? Are You Sure?
I’d shot this gun before, recently, without any issues on another new ammo rollout, so I faced the reality that I had lost faith in the gun. After I ordered replacement springs, I waited.
The Long and Winding Roads to Carry Gun Safety Confidence
I always seem to be outside the mainstream. Back in the day, when agencies and officers were stampeding to plastic
The Under-Appreciated Importance of Getting the Fit Right
While muddle-headed freedom haters want to legislatively limit our access to four- and six-position adjustable stocks on AR-15s, all they accomplish is making it harder to fit the gun to the user, decreasing accuracy.
Like All Four Gun Safety Rules, #2 Is There For a Reason
The user removed the magazine, racked the slide – as instructed – then put the non-dominant hand on the front of the muzzle preparing to move the slide back for disassembly. The only thing left to do was pull the trigger.
Are the SIG P320 Discharges Due to Cops Carrying Too Much Junk in Their Holsters?
Recently, another “SIG P320 BAD” story was released, this regarding the Washington State law enforcement academy banning the pistols at
Gun Review: Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 19 Carry Comp .357 Revolver
The Smith & Wesson Model 19 Carry Comp comes from the S&W Performance Center, in their new branded gray polymer
Gun Review: Springfield Armory’s New Echelon 4.0C Compact 9mm
It had to happen. or so it seemed. If you name something 4.5F, naturally a 4.0C will follow. Or so
Is a Flashlight Part of Your EDC Gear?
In the end, carry the gear that fits your needs. When “influencers” and opinion makers tell you what they do, give it some consideration if you want.