The Taurus 856 Defender TORO: A Little Bull
The Taurus 856 Defender TORO isn't a snub nose, but it's plenty compact. Adding a dot made things better all around for concealed carry.
Weird Weapons of the Vietnam War
Vietnam was a brutal place and the folks behind weapons design in the United States came up with some interesting solutions to interesting problems. Check out some of these weird and creative weapons of the Vietnam War.
Arizona Post Revolver Qualification: The Modern Sixgun
The Arizona POST revolver qual is a great way for beginning revolver shooters to start their six-gun journey.
The Nightstick 550XL: Putting the Compact In Lights
The Nightstick 550XL compact weapon light delivers competitive performance when compared to other weapon lights, at a fantastic price.
The Seecamp LWS 25: The Littlest Pocket Pistol
What's the smallest functional handgun you could have for a defensive encounter? I think when it really comes down to size efficiency, the Seecamp series of pistols absolutely rules the roost.
The Archangel Nomad Kit: Spice Up Your 10/22
The Archangel Nomad kit dresses up your 10/22 nicely and is a ton of fun. If you want to spice up your rimfire, this is the way to do it.
The Pistol Caliber Carbine: Beyond 9mm
Most PCCs come in 9mm, but sometimes you need something larger, or maybe even something a little smaller. What if we go beyond 9mm?
Occluded Shooting: What, Why, and How
If you're like me and you like prism sights, the occluded shooting technique shouldn't be forgotten. Let's talk about the drills that will sharpen your occluded shooting skills.
The Alien Gear Rapid Force Level 2 Holster
Alien Gear is making a lot of great changes, and the Rapid Force lineup is quickly challenging some established holster makers in the duty world. But does Alien Gear stand a chance in such a crowded market? Let's find out.
Tactical Watches: An Apple Watch Won’t Cut It
Prior to World War I, wristwatches were not all that common. The preferred watch at the time was the pocket watch, but when you're under fire, pulling the watch from your pocket won't do it. The same goes for manning a machine gun, dropping mortars, and firing a rifle. Wristwatches became the norm in the Great War and have had a long history of military service ever since.