Concealed Carry
Best Guns and Gear for Summer Carry
Many of us look forward to the summer months. Summer means camping, hiking, travel and vacation. But day to day…Read More >
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Firearms
Review: GLOCK M44
I have been using the .22 caliber cartridge for more than half a century. There have been times when I…Read More >
Concealed Carry
The 10 Best Holsters for Older Shooters
Carrying a concealed handgun for defense is demanding and must have time and forethought attached. The holster must have a…Read More >
Firearms
How Tactical Are You?
The term tactical seems to sell when attached to guns, ammunition, rifle scopes, holsters, writing pens, underwear and (I assume)…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Smith and Wesson M&P9 Shield EZ
It is common in the firearms industry for shooters to wait months or more to obtain a new introduction. Some…Read More >
General
The Single Action Army and the Bisley Advantage
The Colt Single Action revolver was a sensation when it was introduced. Building on Colt’s reputation for durable fight winning…Read More >
General
Concealed Carry Choices and Modes
When a new shooter or trainee begins discussing concealed carry, I offer the best advice I am able. One piece…Read More >
Firearms
Smith & Wesson J-Frame Revolvers
Many years ago, the first swing-out-cylinder, double-action revolvers from Smith & Wesson began leaving the factory. The unicycle was in…Read More >
Airguns and Airsoft
New Product Round Up — SHOT Day 4
For those who may never have heard of the SHOT Show (Shooting Hunting Outdoor Trade) it is the largest gun show in the world. Unfortunately, because it is a trade show, it is not open to the public. That does not mean you will not have a front row seat at The Shooter’s Log. We have been busy running from booth to booth to discover what’s new in Pistols, Rifles, Shotguns, Airguns, Accessories, and Optics.
Firearms
Review: Traditions Engraved Revolvers
The Single Action Army has a storied history. Originally called the Top Strap revolver, the Peacemaker in civilian sales (and the Model P internally at Colt) and later the Frontier Six Shooter when chambered for the .44-40 cartridge, the Colt SAA was the most rugged, reliable and powerful cartridge revolver of the day.