Hunt, Compete, Defend
AK-47s get a bad rap as inaccurate and unreliable weapons. While I don’t have broad experience with the platform, I wasn’t able to detect an ounce of truth to that reputation while getting in some trigger time with the GF5 from Palmetto State Armory.
Is it possible to make an already amazing gun better? Yes, it is. And that is exactly what happens to a CZ Shadow 2 when Cajun Gun Works works their magic on it.
The more I work with pistol mounted optics, the more my opinions about them evolve. Experience is funny that way. One of those opinions that has evolved is my opinion on using back up irons with red dots.
When it comes to 357 magnum six shooters there are plenty of options available in the market. Plenty of which are really good options for various use cases. The Model 66 Combat Magnum from Smith & Wesson is one of those.
Do I really need more than one gun? It’s an age-old question whose answer is probably no, but may be yes. It just depends.
The Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 640 is a wonderful little 5-shot J-frame revolver. It’s a surprisingly good shooter for such a small package and can fit a couple of roles in the defensive toolbox.