It has been a few weeks since I started the Ultimate Personal Protection Pistol Project and it is about time that we started shooting the gun, but first it needs to be sighted in and the Trijicon RMR complicates the matter a
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When people start looking to purchase a new hand gun one of the considerations they look at is the sight radius, because “longer sight radius’s make the gun more accurate.” This isn’t actually true, a longer sight radius just makes
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They are finally here!!! I have wanted to add White Dog Holsters to the store since it opened last fall, but Devin wasn’t able to promise delivery dates because it was a side jobs. Well now he is making holsters
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I like to buy my sights like I buy my shoes… in pairs, because like shoes, your sights should be designed for the job you are asking them to do and presumably both the front and rear are asked to
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Ammunition prices are higher than they ever have been (when you can find it) and even new shooters are considering reloading to reduce ammunition costs. Since lead bullets are a fraction of the cost of copper jacketed bullets many people
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I gave an overview of the “The ultimate personal protection pistol project” earlier this week and discussed the costs associated with building a RMR’d Glock and I have taken it to the range to get it sighted in, but before
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Caliber debates are some of the most heated in the gun culture, after all it can be a decision that we literally bet our life on. At the very least it is big part of games and family fun. In
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Recently we asked about why our readers made their most recent gun purchase and there were a ton of great insights. I decided to take some of them and create the following info graphic… If you find it interesting share
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