Category: Handguns
The Key to Increasing Your Speed – Competitive Shooting Tips
Champion pistol shooter Doug Koenig offers training advice to competitive shooters to improve their speed. Doug discusses how by pushing your limits in training you can increase your scores.
Walther PK380 Review
“Pretty in Pink” With over 130 years of history behind them Walther is no stranger to the shooting sports. Walther pioneered semi-automatic pistols with the first one created in 1886. There is no doubt that Carl Walther left behind a great legacy of quality and innovation that has carried on for well over 100 [...]
United States Marine Corps settles the 9mm vs. .45acp debate for good
After 20+ years using the Beretta M9, known as the 92FS in the civilian community, the Marine Corps is going back the the battle-proven stopping power and accuracy of the 1911 .45acp. The M9 has faced decades of criticism for its lack of stopping power, reliability issues and accuracy problems. Now, the Marines are fighting [...]
Sig 226 Long-Term Review
The Sig Saur 226 has become the preferred sidearm of many law enforcement departments and civilians alike in recent years. I have been carrying the 226 for several years now and have fired thousands of rounds with it without a single issue. SPECS Caliber 9mm (.357Sig & .40cal also available) Length 7.70 inches Height [...]
380 Showdown
In today’s world of concealed carry and subcompacts the old reliable .380 is making a big comeback. The .380 offers enough power to thwart off an attacker while still maintaining easy concealment and control. Recently the opportunity arose to put two popular .380 models to a head to head challenge. The Kel-Tec P3AT vs. the [...]
Smith & Wesson Sw9VE Review
Smith & Wesson has been a staple of the firearms world for generations and nowhere close to being a new kid on the block. When I think of Smith & Wesson I automatically think of revolvers. What about the semi-autos that S&W produce? To start off with, here’s the specs on the SW9VE: Frame Polymer [...]
Review: Clerke 1st
If you don’t recognize the Clerke 1st pistol don’t feel like the Lone Ranger. Manufactured by Clerke Technicorp in Santa Monica California in the early 1970’s, it is not a widely recognized gun or manufacturer for that matter. This particular Clerke is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, wears chrome plating and plastic grips. One of [...]
Kel-Tec P3AT Review
The Kel-Tec P3AT in .380 has been on the market for a little while. The first thing you notice about it is the size. The P3AT is easily concealed in most any clothing. And the black finish helps to camouflage it further. I recently took a brand new in the box to the range with [...]
Dear President Obama- free ammo!
Right to free ammo! Dear President Obama, I applaud that chic who testified before the world that the right to free abortion drugs and contraception is more important than the right to free expression of religion. It helps us see clearly the only other problem that is actually more important: the right to free ammunition. [...]
PARA C7 LDA .45 Review
Para-Ordnance 45 LDA is one of the few pistols that I ever shot that actually impressed me on the first pull of the trigger. For those of you not familiar with such guns, the LDA stands for, Light Double Action. If you automatically think of the old double action wheel guns that takes one hand [...]
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