Tag: handgun
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What essentials do you need to clean a weapon safely?
Do you own a gun? If you reside in the US, there is a high probability that you or people you know own guns. After all, the gun ownership laws of the country allow its residents to do so. According to a study conducted by Pew Research Center, handguns and rifles continue to be one…
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SIG Sauer P320 Review in 2019
The SIG SAUER P320 is the military’s new sidekick, but it still has many debates surrounding it. For many marines, the new sidearm was a disappointing welcome. While for many other shooters the polymer framed handgun is all the rage. Nevertheless, is the weapon as bad as many want you to believe? To find out…
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Zastava CZ999 Compact 9mm pistol
Unless you’re a connoisseur of Eastern-European weapons, you’ve probably never heard of the Zastava CZ999 Compact pistol. So out of all the pistols in the world, why did I choose this to replace my HK USP 9mm? I’ve had excellent experiences with a wide range of firearms made by the Serbian company Zastava. As stated in…
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The Polymer Beast: Glock 23
Review of the Glock 23 Generation 3 “A Glock? Hell no. Get that hunk of plastic away from me!” These words always seemed to roll from my mouth whenever anyone mentioned a Glock around me. That is, until I was introduced to the Glock Model 23.
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Grand Power Duo – the K100 Mk7 and P1 Mk7
After they sent me the Stingray-C pistol, I got an email from Century International Arms, listing their new products. At first, I thought the email was simply an advertisement. Then I noticed they were asking which of their new products I wanted to review. I had to quell the urge to respond, “Everything.” My eye settled on…
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Stingray-C Pistol
My friends know that I’m a pretty judgmental person. I’m also known to link two completely unrelated topics together in my mind. So it should come as no surprise that I often judge foreign countries on their firearms and their beer.
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Defensive Target Selection
Historical Context Bullseye targets are fine for competition use, but I find them wholly unsatisfactory for defense-based training. Put simply, you are never going to be mugged by a bullseye or have one break into your house.
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Raven Concealment Phantom review
My wife has never been thrilled that I carry a gun everywhere I go. Most of her concern is that someone will be able to see a bump under my shirt or jacket and figure out that I am carrying. After a few holsters that did little to help with concealment, I tried out Raven…