When I first began carrying a handgun for self-defense, I debated with my grandpa about which type of handgun was best for concealed carry. He still chose a revolver, no matter how many logical points I made. So, I decided to see why he was so adamant about carrying a revolver. During my research,...
A Tale of Two Walthers: Unveiling the Evolution from PK380 to PD380
When Walther announced the PD380, my ears perked up. I don’t often get excited about new handguns, especially .380s, but this one caught my attention because I own a PK380 and love it and because the Walther PD lineup is an excellent set of firearms in many ways. I love my PK380 because it’s...
Micro vs. Might: Why Tiny Guns Might Not Be Mighty Enough for Concealed Carry
Micro-compact handguns are the pocket-sized darlings of the concealed carry world. Their diminutive stature promises discretion and ease of concealment, especially for smaller-framed individuals. But before you jump on the micro-carry bandwagon, consider this: smaller doesn’t always mean better when it comes to self-defense. While micro-compacts offer undeniable convenience, their compactness comes with significant...
Glock 17 vs. Springfield Echelon: A Fair Head-to-Head Matchup?
When choosing a reliable and effective handgun, the market offers a plethora of options, each with its unique features and characteristics. Two prominent contenders in the realm of handguns are the Glock 17 and the Springfield Echelon. Both firearms have gained popularity among gun enthusiasts and law enforcement agencies alike. How do they compare...
Taurus GX4 Carry Review
One of the more recent firearms from Taurus is the GX4 Carry 9mm pistol. You might remember our review of the GX4, but this gun is quite the upgrade from its predecessor. I’ve been impressed lately with some of the new Taurus offerings and how in tune they’ve become with market demands to include higher-capacity...
Beretta 21A Bobcat – Pint Sized Self Defense
The world of tiny pistols wasn’t always so populated. There was a dark time when pocket pistols weren’t the weapon of choice for really anyone. Between the era of the modern pocket .380 and the Colt 1908 Vest-pocket, there weren’t a lot of microguns. One constant was Beretta with their various tip-up barrel .22s...
