Firearms
SAR9 X Platinum — 19 Rounds of Style and Function
In a market dominated by black, plastic pistols, the SAR9 X Platinum stands out. The platinum finish is dynamite, but…Read More >
In a market dominated by black, plastic pistols, the SAR9 X Platinum stands out. The platinum finish is dynamite, but…Read More >
The original EZ-Rack Shield was a welcome addition to the concealed carry crowd — especially among those with hand issues…Read More >
SIG’s legendary P210 pistol just took a step toward another page in its history. The SIG P210 Carry is the…Read More >
When it comes to the 1911, the full-size Government Model .45 is easily the type with the best reputation for…Read More >
Springfield Armory allowed me the gift of testing its new edition of the eye-catching Emissary 1911 before its May 2022…Read More >
When I was challenged to come up with the best, concealed carry handguns of the past 20 years, I set…Read More >
Let’s look at reality. When you purchase an expensive hunting handgun or a target pistol you expect to be able to convince the pistol to hit where it is aimed. The point of impact and point of aim will be in perfect sync. If you purchase a fixed sight handgun for personal defense then you find it is zeroed for one load or the other but it will not be easily done.
A new offering from Glock is a pretty exciting pistol. The pistol isn’t just a black 19X, rather, it is a new take on the Glock line. It is configured in a similar manner to the Glock 19X but differs in important particulars.
Personal defense ammunition doesn’t always have a valid understudy for training. A high velocity loading may strike to a different point of impact in relation to the point of aim compared to a standard velocity, training load. SIG Sauer has developed a line of ammunition that is well suited to personal defense and training. The line is called 365 after its successful compact 9mm handgun.
Smith and Wesson’s 1935 .357 Magnum was introduced to a handgunning world far different than the one we live in today. Smith and Wesson .38 K frame revolvers, the Colt Army Special, and even the Colt Single Action Army were popular sidearms. The Smith and Wesson Triple Lock was the choice was many professional shooters.