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Glocks and 1911s are not the only concealed carry guns out there, and in fact may not be the best options for everyone. Here’s a look at five often overlooked concealed carry options that you may or may not have heard of.

In today's episode of "I Carry," we have a Ruger LCR22 revolver in a PHLster City Special holster with Federal's new 22 Punch ammunition.

Just because your pistol and carbine are chambered in the same caliber doesn’t mean they make the most of the same ammunition.

When it comes down to it, if you're going to have only one revolver, the .357 Magnum is probably the best option.

The .380 ACP and .38 Special both offer compact handgun options for defensive shooters. The question is, which is better for concealed carry?

Richard Mann modifies his Marlin 1894 CSBL for personal protection. The question remains: Is this the ultimate lever gun for self defense?

Richard Mann takes an in-depth look at the .327 Federal Magnum, which may be one of the ultimate pandemic cartridge.

For those that carry revolvers, the .38 Special is the most popular defensive round - but what ammunition is best? Ammo editor Richard Mann gives some guidance on great choices.

Since tomorrow is the Fourth of July, we wanted to bring a uniquely American episode, and figured that the .357 Magnum revolver is about as American as you can get (we covered the 1911 last year!).