Smith and Wesson M&P Shield EZ 2.0 Everything can be done exactly right, but it may not be perfect for everyone. While the M&P Shield EZ was easy to shoot, really easy to rack, reliable, and reasonably accurate, I did not love it. The EZ’s claim to fame is its ease of use, especially…
Introduction to Precision Shooting with Primary Arms SLx MicroPrism On October 26, 2024, I attended a Long-Range Carbine Course hosted by The Gun Run at Dewitt’s Sporting Clays in Ellerbe, North Carolina. This event, led by Ellis, the owner and lead trainer, was an exceptional opportunity for students to push the limits of their skills and…
Just a few short months ago, the new Colt Kodiak in .44 Remington Magnum made its way to my door, and we began to go over it immediately. The trigger pull was right at five pounds in single action and twelve in double action. The Kodiak uses the same leaf spring technology found in the…
I am grateful for all the manufacturers that put time, effort, and money into developing solid choices for concealed carry. As a 1911-style pistol aficionado, that has always been my first choice for carry, but that pistol style is rather large and not always perfect for concealed carry. Colt recognized this in 1949, introducing the…
This might be the longest name of a modern Striker Fired pistol. It’s time to take an in-depth visit at the brand new PERFORMANCE CENTER® M&P®9 M2.0 METAL CARRY COMP pistol from Smith & Wesson. Ergonomics of the PERFORMANCE CENTER® M&P®9 M2.0 METAL CARRY COMP This pistol has the same fantastic ergonomics, if not better…
Far be it for me to say I am so hardheaded that even with enough badgering, I cannot be swayed to try something new. Thanks to my friend Eric with Meprolight, my eyes have been opened a bit more than they were for red dots on rifles. I am still trying to wrap my head…
I admit I enjoy reviewing bolt-action rifles. There is a bit of romance within the manual of arms. It is nearly primal, as you are crucial to the rifle’s operating system. For me, that adds to the experience of being one with the gun. The new Mauser 18 Savanna proved to be quite the handy…
Meprolight Tru Vision red dot review It has taken me some time to warm up to red dot sights, but against my hardheadedness, I have been keeping an open mind and giving them a fair shake after spending some time with them. I am beginning to see why they have become so popular. I…
Kel-Tec Sub 2000 Gen 3 review. One thing about Kel-Tec is that they are constantly innovating. Some folks like Kel-Tec, and some not so much, but almost all folks like their Sub 2000 9mm carbine. While very popular, adding an optic to the Sub 2000 interferes with complete folding. The only solution was to remove…
One universal truth about Kel-Tec is that they are constantly innovating. Not long ago, Kel-Tec introduced the P50, a futuristic-looking pistol chambered in 5.6×28 and utilizing the fifty-round P90 magazines. Following the success of the P50, the R50, similar to the P50 but with a folding stock and sixteen-inch barrel, was introduced. Along with that…
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