Do you have what it takes to shoot like the Dickens? A new drill has made its way across the world of social media. If you surf any of the standard gun pages, you are likely to find mention of the Dickens Drill. It’s captured the minds of gun owners because recently a man named …
Is too much gun the right amount of gun? There is a bit of a saying in the concealed carry community. Carry as much gun as you possibly can. After years of carrying and training, I’ve found this to be generally bad advice. It comes from a good place in encouraging people to carry as …
Snub nose revolvers are all kinds of cool even now. In a day and age where guns like the P365 rule, there are tons of revolvers still being produced aimed at the same market. These classic concealed carry guns offer an interesting mix of power with small sizes. They’d long been a favorite for those …
Could the era of the subcompact be coming to a close? Are there better options out there nowadays? The SIG P365 changed the entire concealed carry marketplace. In one fell swoop, it effectively ended the reign of both the single stack 9mm and the subcompact pistol. Much has been said about the death of the …
Let’s look at the anatomy of a gunfight. Why do we train for defensive encounters? We want to be able to draw quickly, control our weapons, and of course, shoot straight. Being able to accurately shoot a firearm has long been a desired skill, and defensive shooting is no different. Today we are going to …
The red dot revolution reached handguns years ago and now has taken over. Companies both big and small offer red dot versions of their handguns. While plenty of full-sized and even compact guns wear dots, the market for subcompacts, single stack 9mms, and micro compacts has grown significantly. If you are packing a little gun, …
