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 >
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Everything You Need to Know About the GLOCK 19
Ah, the unfailing GLOCK 19. Have you ever wondered about the story behind one of the world’s most popular pistols? What it…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 >
Consumer Information
Getting the Best of Grips and Grip Angle
It is interesting to note the differences in glove sizes and contrast this to the “one-size-fits-all” handgun grip frame. The…Read More >
Firearms
Balancing the Load: Managing Handgun Weight
When it comes to handgun selection, we all have our ideas. I do not subscribe to a certain type of…Read More >
Firearms
Striker-Fired vs. Hammer-Fired: What’s the Difference?
When conducting handgun classes, a common question is about the difference between hammer-fired and striker-fired handguns. The mechanical description is…Read More >
General
Handloading: Hornady Action Pistol (HAP) Bullet
I recently ordered and loaded over 1,000 Hornady HAP bullets. I wanted to see how these bullets performed. While I…Read More >
General
Choosing a Barrel Length
I believe that among the most misunderstood aspects of choosing a firearm is choosing the barrel length best suited for…Read More >
Ammunition
Review: SIG M17 9mm +P Ammunition
SIG Sauer Elite ammunition has made a big splash in the market in a relatively short time. These loads exhibit good quality and reliability. Building on SIG ammunition reputation is the SIG M17 9mm +P, named after the U.S. Army’s new M17 pistol. Billed as military grade, this report sought to determine the worthiness of the new M17 +P. Did it make the grade?
Ammunition
Range Report: Remington Black Belt Loads
Today, Remington enjoys an excellent reputation for reliability with a far greater range of loads than ever. One load more than worthy of a cursory look is the Black Belt. Currently, The Black Belt line is comprised of four loads—124-grain 9mm, 124-grain 9mm +P, 180-grain .40 S&W, and 230-grain .45 ACP. Like any load, it is the performance in the gun and down range that matters.