Firearms
SIG P220 Carry: Range Report
If you are looking for a capable personal defense handgun, the SIG P220 Carry sets new standards for reliability and accuracy.
Tag: Concealed Carry
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Gear, Parts and Accessories
Five Alternative Concealed Carry Holsters
Experts and common sense tell us, it is best to have our gun on our bodies. However, sometimes it is necessary to carry off-body. These five tested alternative carry holsters secure your firearm when you can’t carry on your waist… Want to win one of these holsters? Read the post and learn how to register to win a free Galco iDefense!
Concealed Carry
How to Carry a Gun When You’re Dressed to Kill
A lot of new gun owners think it’s tough to carry concealed while in a suit, which isn’t true at all. Here are some pointers.
Concealed Carry
10 Lessons Taught by the Concealed Carry Gun
Working closely with law enforcement and through personal observations, the CCW has taught me a number of lessons. Here are my top 10 takeaways. What’s yours?
Firearms
Glock 23 — Compact Size, Full-Power Protection
Choosing a handgun for self-defense should never involve a compromise. Thanks to the innovative minds at Glock, you can get full-sized firepower and feel from a compact pistol!
Range Reports
Everyday Carry with Charter’s Pit Bull 9mm Revolver
The revolver by design — and Charter Arms’ Pit Bull in particular — is a sidearm that requires minimal training to be used effectively in defensive circumstances. Here’s more about the wheelgun.
Firearms
Walther Knows Pocket Pistols
Walther began making compact pocket pistols in 1908, and over the decades, the company has built a reputation for making well designed and reliable pistols. This spirit of innovation and dedication to functionality are carried into the company’s interesting and useful pocket-pistol lineup, including the CCP, PK380, PPK, PPK/S, and PPS.
Safety and Training
9 Things New Shooters (and Concealed Carry Permit Holders) Need To Know About Training
As a firearms trainer, Mike Seeklander realizes there are a handful of simple concepts about firearms training that shooters often don’t know or understand. Read this article to learn what you may not know about firearms training concepts.
Camping & Survival
Quick Camping Tip: Taking Your Gun Camping
Since February 2010, federal law states it is legal to carry a firearm into our country’s national parks. However, all local and state laws still apply. Are you a concealed carry permit holder? Well, don’t try taking it to Adirondack Park in New York. Firearms are still prohibited in New York’s national parks. Fortunately, most states do allow CCW in national parks, as long as they hold reciprocity agreements with your states permits and licenses. This quick-read guide will tell who which state is gun friendly and which one is not, so you can plan to pitch your tent accordingly.
Firearms
Not a Glock Fan
I’m not a fan of Glocks. I never have been. I have always liked attractive guns. For handguns, that meant things like the venerable Browning Hi-Power with wood grips, the 1911 Colt in blue with Rosewood trim, and even James Bond’s Walter PPK because of its unique lines. I always found Glocks to be a bit ugly.