Sight picture is a funny thing. As shooters, we’ve all probably had a relative, instructor, or range officer remind us of front-sight focus. When it comes to iron sights, we are told to align the front sight between the rear sights. Ensure it sits directly in the middle and flush across the top. That’s a …
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Plenty of concealed carriers despise the idea of carrying a massive handgun all the time. What people define as massive can vary. For some, a Glock 19 is perfect, but for others, it’s way too big. Heck, even the P365 can be too big for comfortable carry for some. Little guns can be very convenient …
How Far Can Little Guns Go? – Long Range Shooting Read More »
Springfield Armory recently released the Echelon handgun. It’s gotten some rave reviews, and admittedly, it’s become pretty popular. The Echelon seems to be riding high, and it will likely replace the XD series of handguns sooner than later. Both the XD series and Echelon are Croatian-made weapons made by HS Produkt. With that said, if …
The Echelon Vs the XD – Springfield’s Big Blasters Read More »
The debate between traditional standard gun sights and modern optics, such as red dots, is a constant source of contention in the world of firearms. Both options have advantages and disadvantages, catering to different shooting preferences, scenarios, and skill levels. To determine which is better, one must weigh the pros and cons of each system, …
Standard Gun Sights vs. Red Dot Optics: A Comparative Analysis Read More »
Finding the right holster system that works best for you is vital to carrying a firearm successfully. Over the last couple of years, I have invested in a variety of holsters to see if they’re right for me. Some work great, some not so much. CrossBreed Holsters provides some of the best holster options. In …
I had the absolute honor of meeting and getting to shoot at the range in Park City, UT, with George Petersen, aka Jack Carr. For the sake of this article, I’ll refer to him as Jack. Jack is a Retired Navy Seal and a #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Terminal List book …
Meeting and Shooting with Jack Carr: Lessons Learned Read More »
