iFrame is not supported! Kimber recently invited me to a media event to tour their new factory in Alabama and learn how their firearms are made. The event did not disappoint. One particular highlight of the event was learning about the new Kimber R7 MAKO CFc. The Kimber R7 MAKO
We hear the phrase often. “This isn’t your grandfather’s…insert item here”. Well, the Aimpoint Electronic Red Dot Reflex Sight was indeed your grandfather’s red dot. And it’s worth a second to take a look at it. This, my friends, is where it all began. The WAS Your Grandfather’s Red Dot
iFrame is not supported! In case you somehow missed it, Springfield Armory has a new pistol available, the Echelon 4.0C. There is a lot of hype about it—a bombardment, in fact. Springfield has become masterful at releasing new products, as a successful firearms company should be able to do. The
From time to time, firearms manufacturers work with a wholesaler to create a special version of a gun. One of the most eye-catching examples is the new Springfield Davidsons Hellcat Pro OSP. The Popular Hellcat Pro OSP in Robins Egg Blue Designed around a flush-fitting 15-round magazine, the Davidson’s Exclusive
I am a confirmed fan of the H9 pistol. I even purchased one when Hudson introduced them and have used it frequently. Likewise, I bought the first H9 pistol from Daniel Defense, still have it, carried it quite a bit, and put thousands of rounds through it. Mine has been
Chambers Custom is nestled near the banks of the Big Blue River in Nebraska. Chambers Custom LLC – Custom 1911s has been quietly making and tuning premier-level 1911s since 2010. Much attention is given to mega gun corps. Today we looked at one of the true craftsmen who still survive
I don’t know where or when I first heard the saying “always remain a student,” but it’s one that has impacted my life with immeasurable effect. Regardless of the topic, I always approach it with the mentality that I’m there to learn. Even if the course is going to include
I recall the first time I looked at a handgun with an optic on it. It was a 1911 with a C-More sight on a non-reciprocating frame mount. It was cool and looked fast. I recall thinking, “That’ll never make it into the carry industry.” I was correct in a
I vividly remember the days when the 1911 was declared obsolete and dead in the market. Yet this classic continues to not only live on but thrive. Nowhere has that been more evident than in the double-stack design world. Jacob Grey is the latest to bring us a new solid
