Gun Review: Ruger SP101
I have owned a number of Ruger SP101s over the years. In fact, I took my first serious shooting class with an SP101. I was the only revolver shooter, but I managed to keep up with the class. The…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: Ruger SP101
I have owned a number of Ruger SP101s over the years. In fact, I took my first serious shooting class with an SP101. I was the only revolver shooter, but I managed to keep up with the class. The…
Continue Reading →Reloading a Revolver with Moon Clips
Even in a world full of high-capacity autoloaders, many lawfully armed citizens still choose a revolver. Revolvers have a number of advantages over semi-automatic pistols, but speed of reloading is…
Continue Reading →Disparity of Force
He did not feel his retina detach as a much younger, much stronger and much angrier fist slammed into his eye. His body told him that he was being seriously injured. He was trapped in the driver’s…
Continue Reading →Holsters for Snubbies
Snubby Revolver Advantages Bobby Mac is a recognized specialist in snubnose revolver holsters. This pancake type offers a good balance of speed and retention. When I first became a peace officer more…
Continue Reading →Ruger LC9: Safe Choice for Concealed Carry
The LCP, the SR9 Compact, the LCR and the LCR-357 are all great carry guns. But Ruger still hasn’t lost its momentum. The latest entry in the concealed carryConcealed Carry is the practice of…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: SIG Sauer P229 SAS Gen 2
I will admit to being a latecomer to SIG Sauer firearms. A SIG Sauer P229 is twice as expensive as a similarly configured Smith & Wesson or Beretta pistol. For that reason alone, I never paid too…
Continue Reading →Finding an Arthritis-Friendly Concealed Carry Handgun
The Difficulties of Arthritis If you have arthritis, you know all about pain and stiffness. Likewise, you also know how the disease affects your joints, strength and functionality. Yours truly has…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: Ruger LCR .357 for Concealed Carry
Despite the flood of .380 ACP pocket pistols on the market, the short-barrel revolver remains a very popular choice for deep concealment. And although the modern snubby is more than 60 years old, the…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: Taurus 709 Slim — An Ideal Concealed Pistol
My first experiences with Taurus products were with the original Smith & Wesson and Beretta look-alike handguns. The Taurus Security System key includes a sight adjustment tool and a key chain. I…
Continue Reading →Brandishing Your Gun: The Legal Consequences
What is the brandishing law in your state? Brandishing your gun is a felony in most states and a misdemeanor with severe consequences in the remaining states. Trouble in Missouri A Missouri homeowner…
Continue Reading →Shoulder Holsters for Concealed Carry: Yea or Nay?
Don’t Overlook Shoulder Holsters To many, shoulder holstersA shoulder holster consists of straps connected in a manner similar to a backpack, with the actual holster mounted to a strap on the right…
Continue Reading →Smith & Wesson Model 327 Revolver
The unique aesthetics of the Smith & Wesson Model 327 revolver immediately attract attention on dealers’ shelves. It shocks the visual senses. Smith & Wesson Model 327 Features First, the large frame…
Continue Reading →Beretta 21A Bobcat
I recently had the chance to pick up what is just about the cutest little pistol ever made. The Beretta model 21A (a.k.a., the Bobcat). Beretta stopped producing these little gems, so if you fancy…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: The SCCY CPX-1, Great for Concealed Carry
Many people will tell you that an inexpensive carry gun is not worth having. After spending a few weeks with the new SCCY CPX-1, I have to disagree. This well-equipped, compact 9mm has a suggested…
Continue Reading →Cleaning Your Glock Made Simple: 10 Easy Steps Toward a Clean Gun
Given the common maladies of aging — such as arthritis — which affect hand strength and dexterity, old geezers like myself who carry a handgun every day for self-defense want something reliable, easy…
Continue Reading →Gun Review: Smith & Wesson 3913 TSW
In the 1980s, police departments across the country started trading in their Smith & Wesson revolvers. They looked to a familiar source for their new 9mm autoloaders — Smith & Wesson. The first…
Continue Reading →RAMI: A New CZ For Concealed Carry
The CZ 2075 RAMI is hard to shoot. Not because it is a powerful sub-compact; but, because people at the range won’t leave you alone when you show up with this much-anticipated new offering from the…
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