The range will be closed on Thanksgiving.
The range will be closed on Thanksgiving.
You’re living in a world largely designed for right-handed people, from the instruments you play to the tools you use daily. Firearms aren’t an exception. That’s why we’ve decided to break down what truly matters when choosing and training with a gun as a lefty. The Two Options True lefty-handed
Before the SIG P365 arrived in 2017, your options for concealed carry were limited to either single-stack pistols holding 6-8 rounds or double-stack subcompacts. The P365 changed this by introducing a “stack-and-a-half” magazine design that squeezed 10+ rounds into a package roughly the size of those old single-stacks. Today’s micro-compacts
Beretta USA officially relaunched the M9A1 9mm pistol this year, bringing back a sidearm that many Marines and soldiers carried through Iraq and Afghanistan. After being quietly phased out of regular production, the “Alpha One” is back in the general catalog with all the features that made it a go-to
The full-size Kimber 2K11 made quite an impression when it debuted in late 2024. Built around an aluminum grip module paired with a steel subframe, the original featured a 5-inch fluted bull barrel, external extractor, and toolless guide rod system that set it apart from typical production 2011s. The platform’s
While P320 and P365 may appear similar on the surface, they are built around completely different design principles. The engineering teams approached each platform with unique objectives, which shaped their core architecture. To help you understand how exactly these two platforms are different from each other – both internally and
Walk into most gun stores as a woman seeking concealed carry advice, and you’ll hear the same tired recommendations. Fabric belly bands with minimal trigger protection. Holsters designed to clip directly onto yoga pants. Micro pistols chosen purely for their diminutive size rather than functionality. Meanwhile, men routinely get steered
SIG’s P365 LUXE is proof that .380 ACP isn’t just hanging on; it’s actually thriving. They’re calling it the “softest, flattest shooting concealed carry pistol” they’ve ever made. In this post, we’re going to break down this 380 pistol to see what makes it a good carry gun. But before
More and more people are carrying appendix inside the waistband (AIWB). What was once considered an uncomfortable, risky position has become the go-to choice for many serious carriers. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about appendix carry. We’ll cover the real benefits, address safety concerns
Double-action/single-action (DA/SA) pistols often fly under the radar in today’s world of striker-fired handguns, but that doesn’t mean they’re any less worthy. Are they old-school? Maybe. Do they demand a little more commitment? Sure. But if you put in the time, DA/SA pistols can make you a better, more confident
Carrying a full-size pistol might sound like more of a challenge compared to the smaller, more concealable subcompacts, but for many, the trade-offs are absolutely worth it. From better control and accuracy to higher capacity and dependability, full-size pistols can bring a lot to the table—but only if you carry