Sig Sauer joins the ranks of semi-auto makers offering great little plinkers and trainers with their new .22LR pistol. Companies making .22 LR variants of their firearms are nothing new. Walther did it, Glock did it, S&W did it, and the list goes on. When I first read about the SIG P322, I assumed...
Carrying a spare magazine can mean the difference between life or death in a gunfight. Since concealed carry went mainstream, we’ve seen an explosion in holsters, and tagging along right behind holsters has been mag pouches. Heck, the current trend sees a mag pouch tied to your holster, like the Reckoning or the brand...
Shooting static targets can be fine, but how much more exciting is it to shoot targets that move? Do you ever get bored shooting at stationary targets? A setup for moving targets tends to be extremely expensive and, as such, often unavailable to the average Joe. Well, used to be, the Caldwell Target Turner...
Training is critical to success, whether you train for your profession or as a gun owner. (Double if you’re a professional gun owner.) But training only goes so far. While training can certainly prepare you for the real world, no style or amount of training can completely and entirely equip you to use your...
How do you keep up your skills when ammo is pricy and your schedule is full? If the past two years have taught us anything, it’s that ammunition is expensive. Yet we still need to practice our gun skills to keep them up. Like a lot of other skills, shooting is perishable. Stop doing...
Got a favorite gun? David Workman picks the one gun he says every gun owner should own. It might not be what you think. Dedicated gun owners typically own a lot of guns and goodies. From pistols to rifles, safes are usually packed with firearms, magazines, ammunition, cleaning kits, holsters, slings, optics, speed loaders,...
