I was fortunate enough to have a chance to talk with Kate Krueger Sunday on her “Talking Guns” radio show, chatting with her about the rollout of TeamGunblogger.com, a new website devoted to helping new gun owners get out onto … Continue reading
The question was asked over at Shelley’s Tim’s Gabby’s Caleb’s place: So, who would be on a Gun Nuts Mt. Rushmore? I’ll start with a given – John Moses Browning. My question is similar: It’s been 30 years or so since … Continue reading
Or, 1000 words on why shooting practical pistol competitions may NOT get you killed in the real world. I don’t want to know what it’s like to lay down cover fire or call in an airstrike; that’s the military’s job, … Continue reading
As I mentioned yesterday, the CowTown Range is now open for business on west side of town. As I live out in the East Valley, it’s a bit of a drive for me, but it has 7 (count ‘em) seven … Continue reading
Advantages: Comfortable, looks good, securely holds holster Disadvantages: Made with… what, exactly?, some squeakiness Rating: 4 Stars Out of 5 I’ve been using my Uncle Mike’s Instructor Belt as my main gun belt for about a year now, and while … Continue reading
Ever have one of those moments where you’re all set to mock somebody’s idea into the ground, only to realize they have a point? That was me on Friday. I started reading this article on “Gear For The Bump In … Continue reading
Why not learn how to use what you already own? So let’s say you already have a defensive handgun that came with two magazines. You have no holster, ammunition, or training. This scenario applies to most people new to defensive … Continue reading
The time has come to test out my Smith and Wesson Shield in the crucible of competition. The little thing did pretty well for itself during the Combat Focus Shooting class I took last month, but I wanted to see … Continue reading
And I think I’m reaching a plateau. Still not mastering the Single Action/Double Action trigger on my P07, as the Dot Torture Drill shows. 46 out of 50. I have only myself to blame, as every one of those misses … Continue reading
One of the nice things about living in the Phoenix area is there are literally 300+ days a year when you can shoot and not have to worry about excessive amounts of precipitation. But when we get rain, boy howdy, … Continue reading
As I said last week, I signed up for a Combat Focus Shooting taught by Jon Abel of Phoenix Firearms Training. I wanted to take the course because it emphasized counter-ambush training for “civilians”, and I’m pleased to say it … Continue reading
They still don’t get it. But even though the public might not overwhelmingly favor gun control, there’s reason to believe that Democrats can again feel comfortable fighting for gun control after a decade of keeping it on the back-burner. After … Continue reading