First Impressions It was a couple of months ago I received the Ruger SP 101, Wiley Clapp, by TALO for review. I had an idea what to expect as I have had a Ruger SP 101 for about 20 years now, shot it some, and carried it often. As with all TALO editions, there are…
Update, full review of the Colt Python at this link. Colt Python, a sidearm for a generation that appreciated the finer things in life. Finally, Colt is making them again, but how does the new one stack up? My friend Chad and I were lucky enough to attend Colt Media day at Gunsite Academy at…
The concealed carry market is very much alive and growing, which I see as a good thing. The availability of concealed carry pistols is better than it has ever been, but many still prefer the revolver. A solid option for quality inexpensive revolvers is Charter Arms. Charter Arms has increased it’s line with some cool…
Chiappa Rhino reinventing the wheel(gun) Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door is a misquotation of Ralph Waldo Emerson but it has truth to it, no matter who said it. I believe Chiappa Arms has taken that advice to heart when they introduced the Rhino. If you…
Review of Charter Arms “Chic Lady” DAO in 38 special -Roger Pettit, PC Shooting Charter Arms is a 100% American owned company that uses 100% American parts that has an excellent reputation for customer service. I cannot attest to this personally as I have yet to have to send anything back but I scoured the…
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