Remember this SHOT Show 2012 gem? I finally got a hold of a SIG P224 in .357 SIG for review, and I am delighted to see what it can do. You've seen the review on the P226, right? (If not, check it out!) Well, the P229 is essentially a scaled down, compact version of the full size SEAL sidearm. The subcompact P224 is just a size down from there. According to SIG, the P224, … [Read more...]
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.410 Gauge Double Tap Handgun?
Double Tap has expanded the options for the bantam handgun. Up to this point, customers with an interest in the deep concealing two-shot pistols had the option of anodized aluminum or eye-catching—and more expensive—titanium frames. From there, they had the option of ported or non-ported barrels, and the option of 9mm Parabellum or .45 ACP. Conveniently, Double Tap also offers … [Read more...]
Pure PHLSTER Pleasure – PHLSTER Skeleton IWB Holster Review
What do you think of appendix carry? Well, we can discuss the merits of appendix carry vs. those of kidney carry on another day. Today, let’s just make room for some of you to make funny comments about your belief that those of us who carry in the appendix position have no concern for our, well, uh…“Manhood.” Now that we’ve all gotten our junior-high-reminiscent chuckle in … [Read more...]
Ankle Carry: Consistent Carry for a Life in Flux
Are you like me? Do you carry concealed and find your situation constantly in flux? When it comes to carrying a handgun concealed, I like consistency. Yes, there are life variables that force individuals to use varying carry modes, but, as a rule, sticking to a rigid carry plan seems best to me. Let me tell you why: When your stress level is redlined like a GSXR1000 … [Read more...]
How to Choose the Right Gun: Part 2
If you're looking to buy your first handgun, it can be overwhelming narrowing down the gun that's right for you. This post will continue where Part 1 left off with introducing some different handgun styles. Duty Duty guns are often carried openly by law enforcement and military personnel. These guns serve are ready to serve on the job. Duty guns tend to have a high … [Read more...]