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Get a Better Grip! Here are Five Grip Improvements for Your Pistol

Get a Better Grip! Here are Five Grip Improvements for Your Pistol

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If you have a gun that meets all your defensive requirements but could use a little help in the feel/fit department, consider these five ways of improving the grip.

Cabot Guns Rebooting 1911 Specialist Alchemy Custom Weaponry

Cabot Guns Rebooting 1911 Specialist Alchemy Custom Weaponry

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“The Components will be largely industry sourced but fit to a very high gunsmith standard,” Bianchin told GunsAmerica via email. “I have no doubt the Alchemy 1911s will be best-in-class at the retail price point of just under, $2,500.”

Clay: Getting Ready for Your First USPSA Match

Clay: Getting Ready for Your First USPSA Match

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One of the most fun things you can do with a pistol is shoot a competitive match. There are many flavors in this regard and, eventually, you will find the one that suits you best.

Top Five Most Comfortable Concealed Carry Locations

Top Five Most Comfortable Concealed Carry Locations

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What’s your most comfortable location for concealed carry?

Never Hillary, Not Trump: What’s a Conscientious Gun Voter to Do?

Korwin: Where Are Trump’s Taxes? Five Problems with that Question

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The are five problems with reporters’ unyielding request for Trump’s taxes.

Ep. 52 Should I Shoot? Gas Station Showdown

Ep. 52 Should I Shoot? Gas Station Showdown

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The man walks up to the counter and hands the clerk a note. The clerk nervously takes the note, reads it and then looks up at the man.

Winchester 1887 Lever Shotgun - The $350 Century Arms PW87 Full Review - Cowboy Time Machine

Winchester 1887 Lever Shotgun – The $350 Century Arms PW87 Full Review – Cowboy Time Machine

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When I was cowboy shooting at SASS matches back in the mid-90s, my holy grail cowboy gun was the Winchester 1887 lever action shotgun. It never made any sense to me that the most competitive shooters used a ’97 pump gun, and up until I found an ’87, I shot strictly side by sides. Sure, [...]

A&E Interviews Gun Store Manager who Fought Back in L.A. Riots 25 Years Later

A&E Interviews Gun Store Manager who Fought Back in L.A. Riots 25 Years Later

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This documentary follows how the riots scarred L.A. and how they continue to affect people to this day, including David Joo, gun store manager.

Meet Clay's Favorite Target: The BC-C Zone from MGM

Meet Clay’s Favorite Target: The BC-C Zone from MGM

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This week I chose to do a review on one of the best training tools around, the BC-C Zone steel target from MGM Targets.

Foreign-Made Colt Revolvers? The Fascinating Story of the Collectible Colt Brevetes.

Foreign-Made Colt Revolvers? The Fascinating Story of the Collectible Colt Brevetes.

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Sam Colt’s firearms had always been counterfeited in abroad but the numbers were small and Sam was, as usual, strapped for cash and so little could be done. Sam Colt and his London solicitor decided that the manufacture of copies would be allowed to continue as long as a royalty of 10 francs per firearm was paid. All revolvers made according to the agreement were to be marked COLT/BREVETE as proof of “licensed” manufacture.