Revolvers definitely aren’t “tactical” any more. But, depending on how you define “tactical” at one point they were the height of law enforcement and defensive firearms technology. They still persist today, especially in the form of small framed revolvers like Smith & Wesson J-frames and Ruger LCRs. However, selecting defensive
Some weapons platforms have an inexplicable impact on you. They catapult you to somewhere else, make you feel like you’re better than you are and sometimes completely alter your shooting course. I am a precision long range-focused shooter with an insatiable interest in bolt-action rifles. I only morphed into this
Slipjoint knives used to be the most common type of pocket knife. Your dad probably had one, or perhaps your first knife was a slipjoint style. Mine was, and that’s a big part of what attracted me to the ACE Farley Slipjoint Green Canvas knife. ACE Farley Slipjoint Green Canvas
Our entire lives run on batteries now, from our weapon mounted lights to the sights on our rifles and handguns. But if you do have a red dot sight, the question of when to change your optic batteries is something you need to answer. When to Change Your Optic Batteries
Depending on where you live in America and what you do for work, you could spend a lot of time in your car. That’s why knowing what the best self defense weapons for car travel are. Here’s a look at what works and some viable defensive strategies for car self
I recently had the opportunity to test two new semi-auto centerfire pistols that I was curious about. The first was the FN American High Power, which I liked quite a lot. The second gun is the Sig P320 Spectre Comp. It’s about as different from the High Power as you
The shooting season is finally starting to ramp up in earnest, with major matches all across the country. The March 26th major match results include two USPSA matches, a Steel Challenge regional, IDPA, and the Superstition Mountain Mystery 3 Gun match. United States Practical Shooting Association: 2 Major Matches The
There’s a popular tactical myth that generally goes like this: “cops that trained on a square range were found dead after gunfights with brass in their pockets, because their square range training had always had them picking up their brass. So when the REAL FIGHT happened, they picked up their
If you haven’t been following the ongoing story around forced reset triggers, this might seem confusing. What’s a forced reset trigger and why does the ATF care, you might ask? Rare Breed Triggers vs the ATF The story starts last year, when the ATF served Rare Breed Triggers a cease
