Reviews
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.
Midwest Industries MP5 Rail: M-LOK on a Subbie
The MP5 has been around for a hot minute and is gaining in popularity once again. The Midwest Industries MP5 Rail is an awesome upgrade to a historic, but modern sub-gun.
Do You Have One of These in Your Safe? Cool Guns, Optics, and Lights
There's a few toys worth adding to your collection. Simply put, here's some cool guns, optics, and lights worth putting into your safe that are worth the price of admission.
Training for Alternative Carry: Sticky Holsters for Pocket EDC
Front-pocket carry requires the right holster. Sticky Holsters has become the go-to design for those who want to keep a small gun concealed in a convenient place, but carrying in a pocket requires a whole new set of EDC skills.
CCW Showdown: M&P Shield vs Beretta Apex A1 Carry
Let's compare the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0 to the Beretta Apex A1 Carry and discuss some of the pros and cons of each model, and determine which is better for you.
The Ruger Wrangler: The Best Way to Spend $200 Ever
The Ruger Wrangler has proven to be one of the most dynamic rimfire revolvers available. This historical homage delivers exactly what you'd expect from the company that owns the rimfire market.
Buyers Guide: 5 Types of Holsters for Glock 43
If you carry a Glock 43 regularly, you may end up wanting more than one type of holster. I know some always carry with an IWB holster and others who use multiple holsters throughout the year. There’s nothing wrong with using different types of holsters, just make sure you train with them.
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New Glock 49 MOS: Is it better for CCW or Duty Cary?
Will the Glock 49 become a standard production model or will it remain a limited run offering, as previously teased by TALO?
Top 5 Budget Guns: Another Take
While many of us enjoy having the fancier items in life, sometimes an economically priced, non-fancy tool just fills the bill well. And sometimes, that's good enough.