The flashing lights pop colors through the back window of your car as you pull over to the shoulder. You might have been speeding a little. Oops. A moment later, a friendly member of the law enforcement community approaches your open car window. You have a gun on you because you legally conceal carry. It’s …
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For over a year, I’ve been putting the Leupold Becnara Matte Black Bronze Mirror Performance Eyewear to the test, wearing them for everything from driving to shooting to hiking. I haven’t been easy on them, but I also didn’t abuse them or put them through anything most other people wouldn’t. How have they held up? …
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The debate over the choice between AR-15s and Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) has been a longstanding one in the firearms community. Both firearms have benefits and drawbacks, and enthusiasts often find themselves torn between these popular options. AR-15s: Versatility and Customization One of the primary advantages of AR-15s lies in their versatility and customization options. …
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I recently had the opportunity to try out the new Multigun Cleaning Kit from Radcolube CLP and turned out thoroughly impressed with its performance and the value it offers. I’m not easily impressed by cleaning kits because many of them are fine, but nothing out of the ordinary. After using the Multigun Cleaning Kit, however, …
When Walther announced the PD380, my ears perked up. I don’t often get excited about new handguns, especially .380s, but this one caught my attention because I own a PK380 and love it and because the Walther PD lineup is an excellent set of firearms in many ways. I love my PK380 because it’s easy …
A Tale of Two Walthers: Unveiling the Evolution from PK380 to PD380 Read More »
If you’re going to carry a gun to protect yourself and those around you, there are several critical skills you need to master (not just learn once) to be prepared for the fight you hope never comes. While working on marksmanship shooting skills is important, several other factors also determine who wins the gunfight. One …
