Has anyone installed night sights on their Hellcat Pro? If so, details are appreciated. Thank you ..read more

Don’t Get Outed! You carry a gun to protect yourself and others, but one key to keeping out of harm’s way is to make sure people don’t suspect you have a gun. americanhandgunner.com Some good ideas to not show you carry ..read more

and I had a spare grip frame since I'd bought a Large for comfort, so I decided to try an experiment. TL;DR: If you want a "long slide subcompact" roughly equivalent to the "26L" frankenglock and aren't afraid of basic woodworking tools (a pull saw, battery-powered dremel clone with a sanding disc, and a cheap round file are all I used) then you can make your own today in about 30-45 minutes. This trims almost exactly a full inch off the overall height. Just remember to REMOVE THE COG... Read more ..read more

I just finished the review on the new Emissary in .45 caliber. Is this model a re-launch of the Lightweight Operator? I purchased a lightweight Operator several years ago, and the size, caliber, and features are very similar. I much prefer the Operator over a full-size 1911 style weapon. The only problem I have is finding concealed carry equipment that the lightweight Operator will fit. The Operator does not have a red-dot capability, and Springfield will not accept the slide for cutting... Read more ..read more

I had to requalify this past Saturday, good grief what a joke. I realize we all carry different weapons, but if you bring a Browning Buck mark with bull barrel and red dot, there is no way I believe you carry that A Ruger Mark IV target with a laser? Yeah right, and I suppose you carry that six inch barrel 22 revolver too. People please shoot what you carry, or stop carrying plinkers ..read more

Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Ins and Outs of Pocket Carry” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/ins-and-outs-of-pocket-carry ..read more

I vividly remember this case and I told my wife at the time, “If you know that you only have two (2) switches, in my case, off & on, it’s best to steer clear of environments that will test you. The article points out the foolishness of talking to the police without a lawyer, and how what you say on social media today just might bite you tomorrow. The Shooting of Joe McKnight: A Cautionary Tale To All Drivers- Part VI Lessons From The Guilty Verdict Immediately after the shooting, Gasser exited his vehicle, still carrying his .40 caliber Smith & Wesson. Wendell Sam witnessed the sho ..read more

I am relatively new to the forum. I have posted several threads. Some of the replies I have received and read on other threads have been ridiculous and add no relevant intelligent content to the thread. They are not even relate to the threads and come across as juvenile, unintelligent and self serving. In my opinion they detract from logical and informative interactions between forum members ..read more

Carrying a gun will be a unique experience, and there’s no one way of doing it that works for everyone. Here are a few tips and tricks to help first-time concealed carriers be more successful in the early stages of carry. How to Carry a Concealed Pistol: Lessons for Your First Time CCW Do you remember your first time? All those emotions, feelings, and fears. Even if it was a long time ago, www.athlonoutdoors.com ..read more

Over the years there have been many life threatening situations exposed on social media within gyms. I have tried many iterations of concealed carry while working out. I found that the NAA Pug .22 magnum fits the bill while getting a pump and cardio. Low profile and easy to conceal. Not the most powerful, but better than nothing all. Regards to all ..read more