Concealed Carry/EDC

Bersa is prepping to launch two new handguns for 2016, a streamlined double-stack .380 ACP for concealed carry and a longslide competition-ready 9mm Luger pistol. These guns fit nicely into Bersa’s catalog of hard-use yet affordable handguns. Bersa’s concealead-carry guns have been making short lists for years and with good reason. They’re based on a simple, proven [...]

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is reversing its position on concealed-carry, giving gun owners the nod to bring concealed firearms to the museum.

Looking for something specific for that gun nut on your list? Well if they carry concealed, you can start here. I’ve put together some recommendations that will show you really care.

Here is a look at some of the awesome knives I want for Christmas.

Need a small, affordable and compact keychain knife? SOG’s Micron II is exactly that. Priced below $25, it’s not a bad buy.

In the market for a new wallet? Well, here are two companies you should consider: Saddleback Leather Company and Hell-Bent Holsters.

Taking a look at the Busse Game Warden, a fine fixed-blade every day carry knife.

As a delivery driver, I am always in and out buildings and driving off into the sunset (or sunrise). I have to have a functional set of tools. And I’m not allowed to carry on-the-job. But when I’m off the clock, I have more options for EDC.

Sometimes the realities of everyday carry are hard to accept. There are some places where guns are not allowed. So what do you do? Leave the gun at home, or lock it in the car? And then what do you have left? Bruce Flemings, a stay at home dad and gun writer, explains his EDC.