Old, But All Right With Me The Ruger P series has always held a special place with me. And the Ruger P95 is my favorite of the entire line. Kind of blocky, kind of chunky, and kind of cool. The Ruger P series is known for its square appearance, but don’t be deceived by looks. The portly design gives the firearms remarkable strength, and the series has a reputation for … [Read more...]
Steel Over Plastic? In an era where most folks prefer to carry lightweight polymer handguns for their CCW, I still gravitate towards steel framed pistols. Many are simply too heavy for EDC, and that’s where the Sig Sauer P230 steps in. The P230 is all steel, yet is small enough—and at just over a pound, light enough—for ultra-concealability, all in a beautiful and reliable … [Read more...]
With a 45-year career as a law enforcement, military, and civilian sidearm, the Beretta 92 is still going strong today. Tremendously reliable and accurate, the 92 replaced the 1911 as the standard issue sidearm of the US Military in 1985. The 92 was most famously used in 1988 to quell a terrorist uprising in the Nakatomi Plaza, a Los Angeles high-rise office complex. Perhaps … [Read more...]
In addition to having perhaps the coolest name in all of handguns, the Jericho also has had a lengthy career as a military and law enforcement sidearm. This video is a brief overview of the Jericho 941 F. Manufactured in Israel by IWI, and imported by IWI US, the 941 is available in both mid-sized and full-size, with either a polymer or steel frame. Chambered in 9mm and … [Read more...]
