Reviews
Safariland Holster QLS and VUBL Systems: A Hands-On Review
When it comes to holsters, Safariland is a household name. Duty holsters for cops, combat-style holsters for gun enthusiasts, and CCW holsters for everyday carry; Safariland does it all. Today, we'll discuss the Safariland QLS and VUBL holster systems.
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.
A Look at the Taran Tactical TR-9
If you are in the market for a pistol-caliber carbine, there are too many options to choose from. As of late, it has been hard for any one brand to fly off the shelves. But there will always be an undercurrent of demand for PCCs, particularly in the competition world. That is what led Jeremy Stone of GMW to spring for a Taran Tactical TR-9.
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.
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.
Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Lever-Action Rifle in .44 Magnum: A Super-Short Review
The overall aesthetic of the Smith and Wesson Model 1854 is quite pleasing. I have always liked the combination of black and stainless steel. The balance was on point. The front sight came perfectly into focus in the ghost ring every time I raised the rifle. The action worked well, and I ran about 100 rounds of LAX .44 Magnum through this rifle with no issues.
The Under-Appreciated Smith & Wesson CSX 9mm
Do yourself a favor and check out the Smith & Wesson CSX 9mm. It has a lot going for it.
Red Dot Showdown: Swampfox Sentinel II vs Vortex Defender-CCW
Searching for a micro-reflex sight is somewhat frustrating with so many companies producing them. If you don’t know what you’re looking for, you could end up with a cheap red dot that won’t last through the week. But don’t worry; there are some great quality optics out there that sell for a reasonable price. Let's discuss two of them.