The 1911 pistol may be 113 years old, but that doesn’t mean that new versions aren’t still dropping. The latest is the 1911-XSERIES from SIG SAUER. So far the X series consists of three full-sized,…
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When the GLOCK 43X was released at SHOT Show in January of 2019, many of the first reactions were, well, lukewarm. The SIG P365 had already energized the concealed carry market and now GLOCK was…
SIG SAUER, Inc., a leader in firearms, ammunition, electro-optics, airguns, suppressors and training, and a long time Diamond level sponsor has stepped up, once again, to support the Second Amendment Foundation. SIG SAUER has donated…
I spent much of the ’22-23 winter carrying a SIG P365-XMacro instead of the original P365 that I’ve been carrying as my EDC since early-ish 2018. The additional capacity was great, sure, but it was…
Have you seen the extended version of ‘Aliens’? In the longer cut, the Marines who are marooned on LV-426 deploy remote sentry weapons outside their makeshift fortress to hold off the advancing aliens while Bishop…
Rincon, Georgia-based ShaloTek has been quietly manufacturing some of the slickest, nicest SIG SAUER and GLOCK custom slides, frames, and barrels on the market all at extremely competitive prices. Well, maybe they haven’t been too…
The SIG P210 Carry is an interesting gun. When SIG SAUER first announced it, I thought, why? The new SIG P210s were pretty sweet and are very well made, accurate, and oh so fun to…
Though the NRA show was cancelled this year, the Primary Arms Range Day went off on September 2nd as planned. Dan and I traveled to Houston to brave the heat and put some rounds downrange….
Modular silencers have become increasingly popular, and for good reason. They provide “the best of both worlds” in that the user can choose between shorter, lighter, and louder or longer, heavier, and quieter. SIG SAUER’s…
I am a .40 Smith & Wesson fan. No, let me rephrase that. I am a .40 S&W fanatic. Unlike many, I appreciate the .40 S&W cartridge and guns chambered in it. Two of the…