.380 ACP vs. .38 Special: Which is Better for Concealed Carry?
The .380 ACP and .38 Special both offer compact handgun options for defensive shooters. The question is, which is better for concealed carry?
Review: Glock G43
Slim and none. That prose describes, respectively, the width of the new Glock G43 and the problems we encountered with it.
Disabled But Not Defenseless
Constitution Arms’ first foray into the firearm market gives those with physical disabilities the freedom to defend themselves, in the form of a pistol that is truly purpose-built.
Glock G43 9 mm
Slim and none. That prose describes, respectively, the width of the new Glock G43 and the problems we encountered with it.
Coming to Grips
When it comes to selecting a pistol for concealed carry or self-defense, concerns such as its caliber and concealability are of great importance, but so is the often overlooked topic of grips.
Gals & Guns: Two Big Mistakes
Here are two common blunders guys make when trying to help a woman select a handgun.
Disabled, not Defenseless
Opportunistic criminals may think I'm an easy victim just because I'm in a wheelchair, but they're wrong.
Choosing a Self-Defense Handgun That's Best For You and Your Disability (Part 2)
In the fifth installment this series on self-defense for those with disabilities, we take a look at several handgun types, their common features and their positive and negative aspects for the disabled shooter. Images By Lloyd Hill
Choosing a Self-Defense Handgun That's Best For You and Your Disability (Part 1)
Brand, features and price aren't as important as making an informative decision based on the limitations associated with a physical disability.
Disabled in the Bullseye
Disabled Americans are substantially more likely to be victims of crime than able-bodied people.
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