Mossberg MC1sc: The Post-Brownie Pistol
Choosing a gun for concealed carry can be a bit challenging (okay, it can suck actually). You can’t just choose […]
Trick or Treat: Halloween Tips for Gun Guys
if you’re a gun owner and a parent—or anyone who’s involved in taking kids out for the spookiest night of the year—here are some basic safety considerations to keep in mind before you head out tonight.
SIG P226: The OG DA/SA Gun You Really Want
Sometimes, you have to go back to the classics—or at least the OG. The SIG SAUER P226 is one of
Big Bore Goodness: The Big Horn Armory AR500 500 Auto Max Pistol
Do you like big bores? Want a gun that’s chambered in the biggest caliber possible for the platform? Then you
Kimber CDS9: Everyday Carry Potential
The CDS9 is available with an RMSc footprint cut and with or without a threaded barrel. MSRP for the Kimber CDS9 starts at $1075 so you can expect to see it at dealers under $1K.
Are Diamonds a Pistol Owner’s Best Friend? American Tactical Thinks So
Don’t worry, it surprises me, too, to be writing “diamond pistol sights.” But that’s what American Tactical is coming out with and once you get a look at them, it’s hard not to see the apparent logic behind this particular gimmick.
Riton Optics: Upgrade Your Glass
It bears repeating—because I’ve said it before—but you should be investing more into your optics than in the gun they’re going on. The right optics can elevate your shooting. The wrong optics…well, it isn’t good.
Gun Review: The Magnum Research Desert Eagle is 50 Caliber Perfection
Ask any gun owner what model is a Really, Really Big Handgun and you’re likely to get the same reply:
Gun Review: The Concealed Carry Ready Taurus G3c 9mm Pistol
Guns are task-specific tools. That goes double for concealed carry handguns. Not only do you need to select your carry
Dominant Eye or Cross Dominant – Does it Really Matter?
What does cross dominance mean and why does it matter? More importantly, what happens if your dominant hand and eye aren’t on the same side of your body? Read on . . .