GLOCK 44: Why shooters should be excited about it
The Glock 44 is out, in .22. Not the Glock 22, which of course is in .40. Some are deriding the new polymer pistol. Others hail are hailing it. Your thoughts?
Adding a Pistol Light too: holsters and other considerations
Though it prob'ly seem counterintuitive, there is more to installing and using a pistol light than mounting it to the weapon. Ya got more than a few considerations beyond just throwing it on the end of your gun!
Pistol Red Dot: RDS Handgun Mounting Made Easy
This past spring I was pretty excited to see Trijicon’s new offering in the SRO. From my initial assessment, it looked like Trijicon had done a solid job building a new red dot sight focused on target shooting and competition. The SRO complemented Trijicon’s already dominating line of duty ready RMRs and at the same […]
Adding a Pistol Light to Your Defensive Handgun: Part Uno
Putting a pistol light on your handgun is easy, but there are some things to consider first. Here are steps to take before doing so.
Shoot House Courses: why take them?
Shoot house (or Range House, or Live Fire House) classes absolutely have a place in a good training regimen. It's more than tactical LARPing (though it does make you look kewl).
Trijicon MRO Titanium Mount From American Defense Mfg
How much does weight really matter? Titanium optics mounts are pushing the boundaries.
Slide Mounted Red Dot Obstacles (and Solutions)
When will slide mounted red dot optics become as common on pistols as iron sights? That time may be now.
How to Tame Recoil and Increase Precision
If you want to increase speed and precision, you should start with recoil management. It isn't easy, but Joe Weyer has some tips.
Get Better at Locking Back the Slide
Shooting is the fun part of practice. There are skills that require more hard work, and they're important for those of us who carry concealed handguns.
How to lock back your handgun: Semi Auto 101
You can't safely operate a semi auto if you can't manipulate the gun. And locking the slide back is where more new shooters struggle. Here are some practical tips.