Concealed Carry
.380 ACP for Defense: The Never-Ending Debate
The .380 has experienced a resurgence in popularity in the last few decades. And while the debate over the use of the .380 ACP as a defensive cartridge will continue to rage on, the .380 has an established place within the defensive firearms industry. Here's a look at the pros and cons.
Carry Positions: What Kind, Which One, How Many?
Concealed carry involves more than just having the gun. You also need to choose a carry position and holster. Here's a quick look at the options.
5 Things Not to Do with Your CCW Gun
Drawing from my time in law enforcement, here are the top five things I've seen people do with their CCW guns that should be avoided.
Match Your Training Goals With Your Training Classes
Selecting the right training can be daunting, but if you first honestly categorize your goals, and then select firearms training accordingly, you are much more likely to progress successfully.
Training and Carrying a Gun With a Disability
A disability can present additional challenges in self-defense. Here are some things to think about when choosing gear, what to look for in training, and considerations for instructors.
Pocket carry is a very efficient and effective way to carry your firearm. It certainly has its limiting factors. Like anything else, it requires good gear and good training.
Springfield Echelon: A Practical Modern Polymer Pistol That Makes Sense
The Echelon is the polymer pistol many of us have asked for — and it’s like that straight out of the box. Frankly, the Echelon is how a lot of us in the Glock world wish our pistol came.
Cars Are Not Holsters — or Safes
Make yourself hard to be a victim, much less a target, and always remember, your car was never designed to be a holster or a safe.
GunMag 101: Is Your Gun Carry Ready?
You have a handgun to use for self-defense, so you're ready to carry, right? Not exactly. Check out our tips for making sure your handgun is good to go for concealed carry, and why it matters.
GunMag School: The Mindset of Concealed Carry
There's more to carrying a handgun than just holstering up. It takes time, thought, training, and awareness. Make sure you give it the consideration it requires.