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Tritium Night Sights for My XD-S - $127?

Tritium Night Sights for My XD-S – $127?

am not one who upgrades guns all that much. But since getting my first set of tritium night sights stock on a Springfield EMP, I decided that this is the one thing that for my carry guns I must insist on adding, if I didn’t procrastinate it forever. My main carry gun, and pretty much only carry gun these days, is another Springfield gun, the XD-S in .45ACP. It is a single stack, two finger grip that shoots like a 3 finger grip, or better. And until now, I had indeed procrastinated putting the night sights on it. When I read about the new TFX tritium sights from Truglo, I had to try them. Everything I have purchased Truglo in the past has exceeded expectations for the money, and these sights were no different.

Goodbye Para—The Death of a Brand and a Belated Review

Goodbye Para—The Death of a Brand and a Belated Review

Within the wide wide world of 1911s, Para has a reputation for excellent performance and affordable pricing. These aren’t prissy single-actions, either. Yet Remington has announced that they’re taking the Para pistols in house, and mothballing the Para name. How will this change the Paras we know and love? Read our review of the Black-Ops.

Thin Pistol Stabilizing Brace - NEW! - The Shockwave Technoligies Blade

Thin Pistol Stabilizing Brace – NEW! – The Shockwave Technoligies Blade

If you’ve been following the pistol stabilizing brace drama, hang on to your hats. We’ve got a new chapter. Shockwave has just released their version–The Blade–and it works incredibly well. If you ever thought the old SB15 was a bit clunky, you should check out The Blade.

Top 5 Handguns for Bugging Out

Top 5 Handguns for Bugging Out

You have only a few minutes to gather the family, grab what you can carry and get out. You don’t know when you’ll be back. You have to rely on what you can carry on your body – no guarantee that you’ll even make it far in your vehicle. What gun do you want on your hip?

HAVA--Honored American Veterans Afield

HAVA–Honored American Veterans Afield

HAVA (Honored American Veterans Afield) is an organization dedicated to helping disabled veterans return to the shooting sports. This charitable group helps organize hunts and shooting events, and is funded by dedicated companies and individuals in the firearms industry. But they need our help, too, as there’s no end to their mission.

Top 5 Popular but Non-Optimal Guns for SHTF Scenario

Top 5 Popular but Non-Optimal Guns for SHTF Scenario

What are the most popular but non optimal firearms for a shit hits the fan scenario? Interesting question, at least I think so.

Perfecting the already Perfect H&K  VP9

Perfecting the already Perfect H&K VP9

The H&K VP9 is almost perfect. Almost. The rear sight works fine for shooting, but not for one-handed manipulation. Meprolight can fix that. Their True-Dot sights are ideal for those situations we all hope to avoid, and they have tritium inserts, too.

Beretta APX--The Army's New Siderarm?

Beretta APX–The Army’s New Siderarm?

Breaking news from Beretta. A modular handgun. Just in time for the upcoming Modular Handgun System Trials that are slated to replace the M9. This is the multicaliber APX. Check it out here.

New Striker Pistol From Sig Sauer - P320 - Full Gun Review

New Striker Pistol From Sig Sauer – P320 – Full Gun Review

When you think of Sig Sauer pistols, you think of classic double/single-action. What you don’t think of is striker-fired. While the new P320 clearly inherits some ideas and inspiration from the modular Sig P250 design, the action is all new. It’s a constant action, striker-fired pistol, complete with the internal safeties you would expect in a striker design. And the modularity will allow you to easily swap between calibers and frame sizes.

In Defense of the Beretta M9

In Defense of the Beretta M9

After 30 years of dedicated service, I would expect there to be more ardent defenders of the Beretta M9. Yet the pernicious rumors refuse to die. So what’s the truth? Well, as Mark Twain once said, “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes.”