This Ruger LCP MAX review is going to cover Ruger’s newest .380 offering. The Ruger LCP and LCP II have been a staple in the American concealed carry market ever since their introduction. These .380 pistols are extremely popular for concealed carry, but despite their popularity, they lacked capacity and suitability. These guns are very…
By Jeremy Tremp With the release of the 1911 DS Prodigy, I knew we had a top-quality double-stack 9mm 1911. But, I was immediately curious as to what could be accomplished with it in the hands a skilled custom gunsmith. I wanted to see how far we could push the pistol, from performance to cosmetics. What…
This is our CZ PCR Review. The CZ PCR (also known as the CZ 75 D Compact) is a unique aluminum-framed variant of the CZ 75. Most CZ 75 variants are steel-framed, with notable exceptions being the CZ PCR and P-01. The alloy frame is much lighter than its steel cousins. This makes the gun…
By Peter Suciu Among one of the most ominous — even insidious — pieces of military hardware developed during the Cold War was “suitcase” nuclear device. Known as the suitcase nuke, backpack nuke or even “snuke,” it wasn’t actually a single weapon. Instead, a variety of tactical nuclear weapons were designed that were small enough…
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We’re comparing the Sig Sauer P320 Carry vs Compact. These two guns are incredibly similar and the only real difference between them is the grip module, which is slightly longer on the Carry. If you’re just looking for that info, then pay special attention to the Grip, Ergonomics, and Concealed Carry sections. However, if you…
By Roy Huntington Ask just about any shooter with any experience how they like ported barrels on guns and you’ll get some strongly worded answers. Some are raucously opposed to “Putting holes in the barrel!”, while others think a proper handgun can’t be shot well without ports or a comp of some sort. The issue…
