This article on EDC gear is part of a multi-part series on tactical pistol shooting. To read part 1 on the fundamentals of good handgun ownership, click here. To read about the art of shooting itself, click here. For information on practical EDC gear, click here. Many shooters who get serious about practical self-defense usually want to find […]
On Pistol Shooting
This is part of a multi-part series on tactical pistol shooting. To read part 1 on the fundamentals of good handgun ownership, click here. For insights on practical EDC gear, click here. For advice on self-defense shooting, click here. It should go without saying that if you ever find yourself in a situation where you […]
The Fundamentals of Good Handgun Ownership
This is part of a multi-part series on tactical pistol shooting. To read on the art of pistol shooting itself, click here. For insights on EDC gear, click here. For advice on self-defense shooting, click here. The handgun is the most widely used weapon by security forces and law enforcement. It is all too common […]
How to grip a pistol
The earliest pistols were developed in the late 16th century, but curiously it took mankind 400 years to learn how to grip a pistol “the right way,” holding it between with two hands instead of just one. Nearly every pistol user from the age of high seas piracy right up to the 20th century fired […]
How to write about guns: The writer’s guide to firearms
Every now and then, the gun world cringes when a journalist or a writer who’s never held a firearm before puts their fingers to a keyboard and says things like “assault weapon” or “clips that hold fifty bullets.” Likewise, sometimes the authors of what would otherwise be good fiction sometimes fail to do research. A […]
ATF Secretly Reverses Prior Laws and Regulations
In a move described as “alarming” by a Pennsylvania Second Amendment advocacy law firm, Prince Law, the U.S Attorney’s Office in the Northern District of Ohio recently indicted and charged veteran Kelland Wright of possessing an unregistered SBR because his AR pistol had an angled foregrip and pistol brace installed. Price Law, one of the […]
21 Ways to Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month
August is National Shooting Sports Month and there are just a few days left to celebrate…even though we know you celebrate all year round…August is a good time to try something new or introduce a new shooter to the sport. Try Competing. There are so many different types of shooting competitions out there—of course, trap, […]
Top 10 Guns We Love
In no particular order… Thompson/Center Pro Hunter .300 Winchester Magnum What we love about it: Versatility Accuracy Well-built Great feel and balance Kel-Tec Sub-2000, 9mm What we love about it: Glock mag compatibility Mild recoil Size when folded Pushes the boundaries of 9mm ammo Remington 700, .308 Winchester What we love about it: Reliability Accuracy […]
Browning Ends Production of the Hi-Power
A firearms forum rumor has finally come true—production of John Browning’s final design comes to an end. The Browning Hi-Power has been discontinued. After an 82-year run and over one million sold, Browning is no longer going to make one of the most iconic and best service pistols in history. If what you can believe […]