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The Gun You Won’t Sell

I attended a local USPSA match this past weekend at one of my local clubs, the Detroit Sportsman’s Congress.  I arrived a little late, and ended up squadded with some people whom I’d never shot...

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Efficient Handgun Ammunition and Powders

I don’t know what percentage of pistol owners actually handload ammo for their pistols.  I imagine it’s a small percentage, because even though reloading doesn’t take advanced mechanical engineering...

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A First Look at the Kimber Solo

It’s true that I’m fond of all sorts of handguns, but I have a particular fondness for little guns, especially ones that really pack a punch. As a law enforcement officer and special agent over the...

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The Lengendary El Presidente Shooting Drill

Jeff Cooper is credited with having created the "El Presidente" shooting drill when charged with training the security detail for a South American president. It was Cooper's belief that the drill was...

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What’s the Right Trigger Pull Weight for a Carry Gun?

(Photo courtesy of the USPSA) A few months ago I was at a local USPSA match, and one of the regulars was shooting his new carry gun.  This was a custom Commander-sized 1911 chambered in 9mm, and it was...

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SIG Sauer P226R Elite Dark Review

I have been a fan of the SIG P226 ever since I had a chance to test the now-discontinued USPSA editions. That is a turn-around for me, because I didn’t really care for the first SIG I ever spent...

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How to Pack Firearms for a Family Vacation

Over the last few years, I have taken a number of vacations with my wife and kids, or just my boys. I normally carry a gun every day, and that’s something I have to take into consideration when getting...

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The 9mm No-Name: Canik 55 TP9 Review

When I first started carrying a gun, nothing less than a cocked-and-locked 1911 in .45 ACP would do. After about a decade, I moderated my stance a little bit; caliber and action type were important,...

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What’s on Your ‘What-If’ Gun Shopping List?

If there has been one bright spot in the economy of the last several years, it has been in the firearms sector. Ruger, Smith & Wesson, just about any gun company you can name has been doing darn...

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Size Doesn’t Matter: Using 9mm for Personal Defense

I remember the first bullets I’d ever seen pulled out of a human body, back in 1990. They were 147-grain 9mm Federal Hydra-Shoks, and of the seven rounds the deputy put into the gunman with his SIG...

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How Dry-Fire Practice Can Make You a Better Shooter

Mention “dry-fire” as a must-do part of any defensive firearms training and you can almost hear a listener’s brain turning off and his eyes glazing over. If pushed to explain this lack of enthusiasm,...

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