Concealed Carry

First Look: Springfield Armory Echelon

Springfield Armory’s newest pistol is named the Echelon. Echelon comes from scala, a Latin word meaning “ladder,” which is also…Read More >

The Failure to Eject In a failure to eject type of malfunction, the fired cartridge case is extracted from the…Read More >

The SIG P365 and P320, Springfield Hellcat and Pro, S&W M&P and Shield Plus… Seems like every new pistol on…Read More >

Like many of you, I became a .45 believer some years ago. It was a combination of things: talking with…Read More >

If you do not train for every type of combat, your training time isn’t rich — it’s impoverished. The majority…Read More >

I see a lot of fun guns, and fun fads, that are not terribly useful. That’s fine, it keeps the…Read More >

I have seen quite a few firearms training images and videos that give me pause to consider the trainer’s intentions.…Read More >

Charter Arms was once an upstart that rocked the industry. Today, it is an established old-line maker. Charter Arms offers…Read More >

In a previous article, I talked about the evolution of sights from the earliest beads and posts on long guns…Read More >

Every class (of any size) seems to have at least one person who brings up chamber-empty carry. Recently, a good…Read More >