Shooting steel can improve a concealed carrier’s accuracy. Competition shooting can be a great way to spend the day. It’s a fun, dynamic way to shoot that breaks away from the standard square range. If you’re interested in competitive shooting or even interested in sharpening your defensive skills, you should take a peek into...
It’s crazy that a few years ago, SIG introduced the p365 and changed the firearm industry. This gun almost single handily killed two genres of compact firearms, the single stack 9mm and the subcompact. The little gun was the size of a single stack 9mm but held the same amount of rounds as a...
Is an “obsolete” caliber still a viable option? What’s the best carry caliber? It’s easy to just shout different calibers and even justify them. Admittedly there are a lot of good calibers out there these days, and you’ve likely found the right caliber for you. However, what’s good for you, might not be great...
How do you practice shooting bad guys without actually shooting bad guys? One extremely valuable form of firearm training you can obtain is force-on-force training. Force on force is the use of simulated weapons that fire a non-lethal form of ammunition and propulsion. Traditionally force on force utilizes something called Simmunitions. These are often...
Secure your gun but keep it accessible at a moment’s notice with the Pineworld K5. A good safe goes a long way to ensuring your firearms are stored safely and securely. At the same time, how do you balance securing the firearm with having easy access to it? You want to prevent unauthorized usage,...
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...
