Got a gun with that has seen better days? Perhaps Grandpa’s favorite gun was obviously “well loved?” Talented gunsmiths and other artisans are out there who can give your favorite firearm a much-needed face-lift.
Many snub-nose revolvers designed for concealed carry have sights that aren't easily adjustable. How can you adjust point-of-impact easily without significant work? Here are some tips.
Why spend your hard-earned dollars on gunsmith fees when you don't have to. With some basic tools, hands-on knowledge of the Smith & Wesson J-Frame and the Apex Tactical Specialties J-Frame Drop in Duty/Carry Kit tactically oriented tinkerers can configure their snub-nose for concealed carry while saving money.
Most custom firearm owners are far from fickle when it comes to accessories and features, but building a firearm for someone else forces you to venture outside your comfort zone and think outside the box.
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.