About a year ago, I revealed that I am a Class A nerd when I wrote about my top five keychain tools. Now, I am going to confirm it by providing you with yet another top five keychain tools. I love this stuff, and today, you are going to see some old, new and cheap tools that get toted around with me.
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Springfield’s New 911 Is the 1911-Style .380 Perfected
BY Jordan Michaels Published: June 1, 2018 { 25 comments }Sometimes, as the tagline goes for Springfield’s new 911, the police are minutes away, the threat is seconds away, and you’re your own first responder—whether you want to be or not. Springfield’s new 911 may look like other sub-compact 1911-style 380s, but it handles better than any I’ve shot. The engineers at Springfield tweaked the mini-1911 design to minimize felt recoil, improve ergonomics, and provide a clearer sight picture even in the most stressful situations. Plus, it’s a great looking gun. The 911 stands out among the crowds of striker-fired handguns, and it won’t fail to deliver in a crisis.
Bluntforce’s MK1 Savage Pistol Bayonet is Something to See
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 31, 2018 { 23 comments }Before you start to laugh, get this. The MK1 Savage is sold out! That’s right. “Due to the extremely high demand we are currently sold out but hope to have more units in stock within the next few months,” said Craig.
Springfield Armory XD-E Unboxed at the Gun Counter
BY True Pearce Published: May 30, 2018 { 21 comments }We unbox the Springfield Armory XD-E. The hammer-fired SA/DA polymer pistol purpose-built for concealed carry and home defense.
The Lever Gun In Modern Times – Train To Use It Effectively
BY Administrator Published: May 30, 2018 { 24 comments }By Doug Larson Some readers will remember seeing first-run episodes of such westerns on television as The Rifleman and Gunsmoke. A common firearm seen in most of them is the lever action gun. And back in the days depicted in these television shows and in western movies, the lever action was used for hunting, shooting [...]
Top Five Materials for 1911 Grips
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: May 29, 2018 { 12 comments }Over time, we have seen numerous materials used for 1911 grip panels, each with pros and cons and each able to tell a story or improve a shooter’s ability to use the gun. Here are my top five materials used in 1911 grips.
Glock 34 GEN 5 Review – Out Of The Box Battle or Race Gun Ready
BY Clay Martin Published: May 24, 2018 { 18 comments }Glock has been updating the line up to Generation 5, as seen here on the 17/19 and here on the 19X. We aren’t going to rehash all the changes for the Gen 5 here, but a highlight reel is helpful if you haven’t been paying attention. The accuracy is improved by a factor of half, the new triggers are better, gone are the finger grooves, and there is a right side slide release for the
Strike First, Strike Hard with the Attleboro Berlin Strike Folding Knife
BY Clay Martin Published: May 23, 2018 { 6 comments }Meet the Berlin Strike Folder from Attleboro Knives. A gentleman’s folder aptly suited for a black tie affair, one in which you may need to free a damsel from restraints. (I’m thinking 007, not “50 Shades of Grey.” Sicko.)
Top 5 Types of Laser Aiming Systems for Handguns
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: May 21, 2018 { 5 comments }We are not too far from the time when most handguns will have lasers as integrated aiming systems. Until then, we will continue to enjoy several types of add-on laser aiming systems, each with various pros and cons.
Faulty, Fabulous, or Fad? An M.D. Argues the 40 S&W
BY Will Dabbs Published: May 18, 2018 { 111 comments }The .40S&W arose as the indirect result of the FBI’s 1986 Miami shootout. If you aren’t familiar with the details surf on over when you’re done here. Any student of small arms is well served to read up on it. Google is your buddy. During the Miami shootout, two FBI special agents were killed and five wounded by a pair of bank robbers wielding a variety of weapons.







