Handguns

The TH10 is the first of its kind for the Brazilian gun maker. It is a full-sized handgun that’s made to do work, and it does it surprisingly well.

The new A1 models, which are manufactured in Germany, have the same ergonomics, trigger, reliability, and safety that the original VP9 is known for.

Straight out of the box, the Taurus GX2 looks like a modern striker-fired pistol.

The Echelon 4.0C was designed for everyday carry while retaining the standout features of its full-sized predecessor.

This gun is a polymer-framed, striker-fired pistol chambered in 9x19mm that has a grip angle similar to a Glock.

The Cyclops 45-70 stands as a bold statement piece, and after testing, it’s clear this firearm is unlike anything else.

The S&W 457 is a third generation S&W semi-autoamtic pistol. Typically, S&W 3rd-generation guns have four-digit model numbers, and second-generation guns have three-digit model numbers.

First, this is a high-quality 1911, chambered in .38 Super, and is very accurate. This reliable semi-automatic action sports a first-class trigger, fine sights, and many more positive features.

My opinion has evolved over the years, and I’d like to dig into why and explain how I stumbled into pocket carry, why it’s my chosen method of carrying most of the time, and the lessons learned along the way.