Firearms
Review: Dan Wesson Specialist 1911 — A Love Affair
Nothing earth-shattering, but they just reintroduced and updated Dan Wesson Specialist chambered in .45 Auto recently walked into my life.…Read More >
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Firearms
Decades of Shooting: One Author’s Top 10 1911 Handguns
Someone once said, you either “get” the 1911 or you don’t. I suppose that is true, and I want you…Read More >
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Gun Care
How to Correct Pistol Malfunctions: 5 Tips
Semi-automatic pistols, which make up about 20% of the guns owned in the United States, have a lot of benefits.…Read More >
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AR-15s
Defending the Castle — Home Defense Shotguns, ARs, and PCCs
Your home is your castle, and you should have a good defense. We probably won’t figure in a moat, but…Read More >
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Firearm History
The Browning Hi-Power — Then and Now
It is no secret to the readers of The Shooter’s Log that I am an unabashed proponent of the Browning…Read More >
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Firearms
First Look: Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal
It seems like just a few years ago Smith and Wesson introduced a polymer frame, striker-fired pistol to give Glock…Read More >
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Handguns
Taurus TX22 — A Favorite for Fun and Practice
Taurus is known for its Millennium Pro series of 9mm pistols designed for concealed or open carry. The original Millennium…Read More >
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General
Throwback Thursday: How to Build a Backyard Backstop
You finally bought a piece of land that is big enough to shoot on. Great, now what? Here is the…Read More >
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Ammunition
Popular AR Calibers for Deer Hunting
Fall is just around the corner. School is back in session, evenings are starting to cool down, and that distinct…Read More >
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Ammunition
How to Increase Accuracy — Twist and Keyholing
When a person fires a rifled weapon toward a paper target, the usual result is a ragged round hole in…Read More >
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