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A Handier Hammer
Hold the mousegun wisecracks! A .32 ACP--when you need it--is nothing to sneeze at.
OK, let's undertake an expedition into the Mousegun Zone. Yes, we're all adults, and given the choice we'd carry something big. Given the choice, I'd rather have a 12 gauge or .308 than any handgun extant. But the smoothbore or my FAL have many drawbacks, bulk being just one they share. And all the big handguns have drawbacks as well. Sometimes only a small gun will do. And sometimes the "small" in question is not bulk, but caliber. Yes, when a fire breaks out in your kitchen ...
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A Handier Hammer OK, let's undertake an expedition into the Mousegun Zone. Yes, we're all adults, and given the choice we'd carry ... Read More
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Charter Pink Lady When I was working as a gunsmith, Charter Arms revolvers didn't often cross my threshold. They had a rep back then ... Read More
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Third-Time Lucky Unquestionably, the most popular handgun in the United States today is the Colt Model 1911. Now nudging a century ... Read More
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Taurus PT-25 Most knowledgeable self-defense experts I have encountered do not dispute that, but most of them are practical ... Read More
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Browse AllGet Defensive!
Super -premium defensive handgun ammo occupies a significant percentage of the R&D and marketing efforts of major ammunition manufacturers (not to ... Read More
Armorer and Training Courses
Windham, ME—Bushmaster Firearms International, LLC, (BFI) in partnership with Tier 1 Group (T1G), announces expanded training course capabilities for ... Read More
- Artistic Embellishment In the last half-century contrasting fore-end tips and grip caps have become part and parcel of the wood gunstock. ... Read More
- Tipped And Bonded Original expanding bullets were simply a cup-and-core--the cup of jacket material drawn to shape, with a lead core ... Read More
- H&R 1871 Excell There's nothing like reaching into your wallet to let folks know how you feel about a product. Harrington & ... Read More
- Extreme Accuracy Just a few days ago I was at the range doing some sight-in work. My buddy Geoff Miller had a brand-new Rigby .375 just ... Read More
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Browse AllMeet the Mini-Kahr
There was a time, not too long ago, when all anyone wanted were hi-cap pistols. Big guns with lotsa bullets. Of course, we had a moronic legal situation where ... Read More
Smith & Wesson Model 58
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