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Snubnose Revolvers: Tried-and-True for Concealed-Carry Use

Snubnose Revolvers: Tried-and-True for Concealed-Carry Use

The seemingly ancient snubnose revolver still does certain things very well. Here are a few...
First Look: Warne Universal Scope Level

First Look: Warne Universal Scope Level

Stay on target, even at ever-increasing distances, thanks to the Warne Universal Scope Level.
Hit the Bullseye: Tips for Precision Shooting

Hit the Bullseye: Tips for Precision Shooting

Struggling to place your pistol shot directly in the bullseye? Here are a few tips...
Shotgun Sights: Is the Bead Still the Best?

Shotgun Sights: Is the Bead Still the Best?

Is the basic bead sight ideal for your home-defense shotgun? There are myriad options for...
Injured in an Attack? Stay in the Fight.

Injured in an Attack? Stay in the Fight.

In any sort of fight, the possibility of injury is real. Be prepared to do...
New for 2018: Smith & Wesson M&P45 M2.0 FDE Pistol

New for 2018: Smith & Wesson M&P45 M2.0 FDE Pistol

Smith & Wesson expanded its M&P M2.0 collection of handguns yet again in 2018, adding...
First Look: Leupold VX-4.5HD Service Rifle Optic

First Look: Leupold VX-4.5HD Service Rifle Optic

Designed for use in High Power Service Rifle competitions, the all-new Leupold VX-4.5HD Service Rifle...
5 Great Pistol Drills for Self-Defense Training

5 Great Pistol Drills for Self-Defense Training

If you're planning to carry a pistol for self-defense, it's important to have the skills...
Firearm Practice on a Budget

Firearm Practice on a Budget

You’ve likely read countless articles admonishing you to get professional firearm training, but the costs...
5 Pistol Drills for Indoor Range Practice

5 Pistol Drills for Indoor Range Practice

Limited to a single-stall indoor range for your self-defense practice? Don't worry. Build your pistol...
Range Review: Nighthawk Custom Ladyhawk 2.0

Range Review: Nighthawk Custom Ladyhawk 2.0

Nighthawk Custom enhanced its Ladyhawk 1911 offering with a 2.0 model, providing consumers with a...
Review: Smith & Wesson Model 360 .357 Mag. Revolver

Review: Smith & Wesson Model 360 .357 Mag. Revolver

With the launch of the Smith & Wesson Model 360 Airweight revolver, chambered in .357...
The 'Surprise' Shot: Examining a Common Training Technique

The 'Surprise' Shot: Examining a Common Training Technique

Oftentimes, when training new shooters, instructors will tell their trainees that the shot going off...
Review: SIG Sauer P225-A1

Review: SIG Sauer P225-A1

With the SIG Sauer P225-A1, SIG made a number of design enhancements on a popular...
Burglar-Proof: Tips & Tactics for Home Security

Burglar-Proof: Tips & Tactics for Home Security

Many people drop their guard at home, opening up a number of weaknesses that burglar...
Review: Taurus PT-111 Millennium G2

Review: Taurus PT-111 Millennium G2

Designed as a budget-friendly personal-defense firearm, the Taurus PT-111 Millennium G2 is a fine concealed-carry...
Adjusting Point-of-Impact on a Snub-Nose Revolver

Adjusting Point-of-Impact on a Snub-Nose Revolver

Many snub-nose revolvers designed for concealed carry have sights that aren't easily adjustable. How can...
Review: Wilson Combat .458 HAM’R Tactical Hunter

Review: Wilson Combat .458 HAM’R Tactical Hunter

Wilson Combat’s newest offering breathes new life into the big-bore semi-automatic rifle with a new...
Review: Ruger Security-9 Pistol

Review: Ruger Security-9 Pistol

A chicken in every pot, a car in every garage, a Ruger Security-9 in every...
First Look: Tract Optics Toric 30 mm Long Range Riflescopes

First Look: Tract Optics Toric 30 mm Long Range Riflescopes

The all-new Toric 30 mm Long Range Riflescopes from Tract Optics provide high-end features to...
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