Should we discard .22LR as a viable self-defense choice? Travis takes us through why it might be a decent option in some cases. Using .22LR for self-defense is embracing a compromise. That compromise is a smaller caliber projectile that is less likely to penetrate, expand, and take down a threat quickly. At the same time, what you gain is a...
Red dots can revolutionize your accuracy if used right. Travis takes a look at two popular Shield red dots in his latest review. I love red dots on handguns. I've become a complete convert to the idea that mini red dots rule. Red dots have a place on every gun, well, at least the single stack 9mm world and up...
Do you have what it takes to shoot like the Dickens? A new drill has made its way across the world of social media. If you surf any of the standard gun pages, you are likely to find mention of the Dickens Drill. It’s captured the minds of gun owners because recently a man named Eli Dickens killed an active...
Is too much gun the right amount of gun? There is a bit of a saying in the concealed carry community. Carry as much gun as you possibly can. After years of carrying and training, I've found this to be generally bad advice. It comes from a good place in encouraging people to carry as capable a weapon as possible...
Snub nose revolvers are all kinds of cool even now. In a day and age where guns like the P365 rule, there are tons of revolvers still being produced aimed at the same market. These classic concealed carry guns offer an interesting mix of power with small sizes. They'd long been a favorite for those looking for a gun designed...
Could the era of the subcompact be coming to a close? Are there better options out there nowadays? The SIG P365 changed the entire concealed carry marketplace. In one fell swoop, it effectively ended the reign of both the single stack 9mm and the subcompact pistol. Much has been said about the death of the single stack, but today we...
