Is the caliber a good carry idea? Federal .30 Super Carry wasn’t released at the best time in the firearms world, but how could Federal have foreseen what would be happening in the world at the time of release? If you don’t know, new firearms, accessories, ammunition, etc., aren’t innovated overnight. There are years of …
Glock’s slimline series encapsulates their single-stack designs. These are fairly small when you look at the totality of the Glock lineup. They include the .380 ACP Glock 42, the 45 ACP Glock 36, and the 9mm triplets, the G43, G43X, and G48. Today we are going to talk about the 9mm triplets and hopefully find …
Slimline Shootout – Glock 43 vs. Glock 43X vs. Glock 48 Read More »
How does legacy brand Smith & Wesson make their guns looks so good? One of the primary goals of applying gun finishes is to protect a handgun against corrosion. Until recently, they often made guns out of stainless steel, or manufacturers blued the steel. Both can withstand everyday use and provide corrosion resistance. Traditionally, bluing was …
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As if Walther’s PDP line couldn’t get any better… Walther Arms has released several new pistols over the last few years, including their Q5 match polymer and steel frame pistol and the all-new PDP. Shortly after the PDP, the PDP-F series was released, a gun model designed for the average female’s hand size. While the …
Shooting steel can improve a concealed carrier’s accuracy. Competition shooting can be a great way to spend the day. It’s a fun, dynamic way to shoot that breaks away from the standard square range. If you’re interested in competitive shooting or even interested in sharpening your defensive skills, you should take a peek into Steel …
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It’s crazy that a few years ago, SIG introduced the p365 and changed the firearm industry. This gun almost single handily killed two genres of compact firearms, the single stack 9mm and the subcompact. The little gun was the size of a single stack 9mm but held the same amount of rounds as a subcompact …
