You should have a secure location to store your guns to keep them protected and out of the wrong hands. The wrong hands are not only intruders but kids that may live at home or be visiting. It does not matter if you only have one gun or a collection, and some insurance providers...
Smith and Wesson Gun Finishes and How They Are Applied
How does legacy brand Smith & Wesson make their guns looks so good? One of the primary goals of applying gun finishes is to protect a handgun against corrosion. Until recently, they often made guns out of stainless steel, or manufacturers blued the steel. Both can withstand everyday use and provide corrosion resistance. Traditionally, bluing...
How To Choose a Security Camera For Your Home – Part 2
Part 2 in our short series on picking the right security camera. In part one, I went over some features to look for in a security camera, like motion detection, receiving notifications, and how your camera can be powered. In this article, we will go over what considerations to consider that will affect your...
How To Choose a Security Camera For Your Home
What role do cameras play in home security? What features should you look for to get the best coverage and protection? You may have a gun for self-protection, but you can not always be at home to watch your house, and it is always safer to see who is at your door before you...
Prevent Rust on Your Everyday Carry
Cleaning your gun is as important as learning how to shoot it correctly. Here are some tips for keeping it in top shape. No matter what you wear, what kind of holster you use, or what gun you carry, your gun may still get dirty from sweat and needs to be cleaned from time...
The Mechanics of a Striker vs. a Hammer-Fired Pistol
What is the difference between a striker vs. a hammer-fired gun? When we talk about striker vs. hammer-fired, we are not talking about the same thing as double action vs. single action, DAO, SAO, DA/SA, etc. All of these types of operations are available with hammers and strikers. The function of a striker or...
