New Lionheart LH9 Magazines: Made In-House Now
Lionheart Industries came out of the woodwork a few years ago with their LH9 series of pistols. These pistols were imported from South Korea and were made specifically for the…
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Carry Discreetly: Importance Of Hiding Your Peacemaker
Those of us who commit to carry a firearm, despite the life changing results of having to use one, need to be aware of what kind of presence we are…
Steyr M9A1: Neglected, Unknown, And Unappreciated
Steyr is one of the most respected names in European firearms manufacturing. They are most known today for their AUG rifles, which are indeed still as futuristic as they were…
Walther PPQ45: A New Standard For The .45 ACP Market?
When you need a 45 that you can trust, the market is usually pretty slim. 1911’s are my go-to for the most part, but for maximum handling capability, though I…
What Is In Your EDC? Understanding Your Carry Ammo
For those of us who commit to an EDC system, it is important that we do our research, practice with what we have, and be very open about adjusting our…
Relearning Basic Skills: Going From Running To Crawling
I would not classify myself as being the most skilled shooter or even in the top tier. I can hit pretty much anything I need to with anything I am…
Basic Range Bag Items: Tested And Recommended
When heading out to the range, there are a few things that I find to be necessary every time I go. These materials are not going to leave your range…
Remington Goldensaber Bonded 9mm: Terminal Ballistics Test
The Remington Goldensaber Bonded is one of my top go-to carry rounds for full sized pistols. In recent years, I have turned to mainly shooting the 9mm, which leads me…
Shooting Fast And Accurately: Simple But Not Easy
I often see people at the range shooting fast, yet they seem to ignore the idea of hitting their target with all of their shots. This is clearly evident with…
PTR91 GI: The Best Value Battle Rifle
It has almost been three years since I got my PTR91 GI. I had been looking around for a .308 rifle that really matched my style of usage. I needed…