Concealed Carry
Review: Springfield Armory 1911 Ronin
When you look over the 1911 handgun and its many good attributes, you realize someone had a good grasp of…Read More >
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Safety and Training
Understanding Handgun Sights
Discussions on combat sights, combat shooting, and handguns are often hi-jacked by those with an embarrassing lack of experience. All they know is what they have read and much of that isn’t accurate. A shooter should study. That is true, but they should also gain practical experience and meet the instructor half way with this experience.
Gear, Parts and Accessories
TruGlo Sights Available for Glock Gen 5
TruGlo, Inc., is pleased to announce complete compatibility of all existing Glock handgun sight models with the new Generation 5 series of Glock pistols.
Gear, Parts and Accessories
Pistol Sights: Speed, and Minute of Felon Accuracy
In a combat situation, the perfect sight picture is elusive. That being said, I almost always use my sights when shooting. The only time the sights are not visible to my eye when I fire is when I am firing from the retention position with the handgun hard against my ribs. For all other situations, the sights and sight picture matter. However, all sights are not created equal. Which sights are right for you and your situation?
Gear, Parts and Accessories
Meprolight FT Bullseye — A New Concept in Aiming
Forget about you front sight? With the Meprolight FT Bullseye, your pistol will not even have a front sight. The concept is innovative, the proof will have to be at the range and the groups you’ll produce. The Shooter’s Log will have a full review soon. Until then, here is the full release.
Firearms
TruGlo TFO Sights with GLOCK 42
Whether you carry concealed, keep a pistol for home defense or have a duty weapon, there is one accessory that immediately improve you sight picture in any lighting condition? Are your sights putting you at risk?
Archery
Tips for Choosing a Bow Sight
With the arrival of summer comes the signal to work the kinks out of my equipment. I call it my R&D phase. If a piece of equipment is going to fail, I want it to happen before I cross state lines for a premium elk hunt or when I am staring down a monster whitetail. When choosing a new bow sight, here are a few must-have features to consider for function and reliability.
How-To
Handgun Sights. The Basics.
When shopping for a handgun, the vast majority of them will come with some type of factory sights. Sights are…Read More >