Dry Fire Online – Extremely Awesome Training
While it's not free, Dry Fire Online costs about the same as a box of CCI .22LR, so it's still pretty affordable. You get a free week to check it out, so you can at least see if it's for you before plunking down your dinero.
The Civilian PDW: Needs, Wants, and Why
PDWs aren't a must-have, but they're cool. Let's take a look at some of the civilian options currently available on the market.
What’s a Glock Switch, and Is It Legal?
Lately, "Glock Switch" has been trending rather high. Google Trends shows a steep increase in interest, but what is a Glock switch and is it legal?
The Smith & Wesson Response: S&W’s Latest PCCs
The S&W Response is an interesting take on the world of AR9s. The Response is all polymer, ultra-lightweight, and very easy to use. Recoil is surprisingly light for a blowback gun. As a PCC nut, the interchangeable magwells have great appeal to me. When can I get a CZ-75 version? Smith & Wesson could have easily just released an M&P Sport in 9mm but went the extra mile, and it shows.
The Taurus Judge Home Defender: A Qualified Room Broom
The Judge Home Defender seems like a novelty weapon, but as the range time proved, it's a capable weapon. Plus, it's just tons of fun to shoot.
The Sig Sauer Foxtrot365XR: A Bright Little Weapon Light
The Foxtrot365XR is the latest light for the P365 series of weapon lights, and as far as I can tell, it's the most powerful Sig Sauer P365 light on the market.
The 5.11 Skyweight Chest Rig: Low Profile Loadout
The Skyweight chest rig is a multiuse rig that makes it easy to carry an EDC and beyond. I see it more as a tool belt than a tactical chest rig. Though saw it's baptism by fire in the aftermath of a major hurricane, it's remained a steadfast companion. Don't take my word for it. Read on and see for yourself why I still rely on my Skyweight rig.
The Kel-Tec P32 Gen 2: The Ultimate Pocket Pistol
The Kel-Tec P32 is, in my opinion, the best pocket pistol on the market. It's super small, super lightweight, and very reliable. It's controllable and fires a rimfire cartridge capable of penetrating deep enough to stop a threat. The little P32 doesn't get the love it deserves, and the Gen 2 only took a good handgun and made it better.
The P32 vs the Tomcat: .32 ACP Shootout
In the gun world, the classic 'you get what you pay for' is a very real thing. Spending extra money on guns and gear often results in obtaining better guns and gear. Is it always true? Well, as they say, "Only a Sith deals in absolutes." How do we know if we don't try? With that in mind, I took out two of the few modern production .32 ACP handguns on the market to see if the price stumps everything.