I’m back with more thoughts on Ace Virtual Shooting after using it a ton. It’s fun and helps improve marksmanship skills, but still figuring things out.
So, I tried Ace Virtual Shooting after hearing rave reviews mostly from Matt Little. It’s pricey, has some pros and cons, but it’s mostly fun and has training value.
The Staccato P has shown both strengths and weaknesses over 5,000 rounds. Despite some issues, it remains viable for competition and duty use. The Trijicon SRO, while good, is overpriced.
Let’s take a gander at the Glock 44. Why? Well, because it’s an affordable and reliable rimfire pistol that is remarkably well suited for instructional purposes. Besides, who doesn’t like blasting 22LR?
A chronograph is a useful tool for long distance shooting, ammunition testing, and data recording. The Garmin Xero C1 Pro offers convenience and functionality at a premium price.
Discover the AMG Lab Sidekick, a compact and budget-friendly shot timer tailored for dry fire practice, packed with practical features to enhance your shooting skills.
The Staccato C2 has reached the 1000 round milestone. While it had a rocky start with an unfortunate repair, it’s proving to be a defensive carry power house for avid pistoleros.
The Dan Wesson Pointman 45 (PM-45) is a high-quality 1911 pistol suitable for competitive shooting, offering precision, reliability, and excellent handling for a reasonable price.
There is something exquisitely special about a high quality custom leather holster. However, true gems of craftsmanship are a rare find these days. Do holsters from Vandal Custom Leather make the cut? Let’s find out.
My adventures with the Staccato P led me to develop a strong interest in the 2011 platform prompting the acquisition of a Staccato C2 for defensive carry. While the C2 is promising, it’s off to a rocky start.
Primary Arms enters into the competition pistol optic market with the GLx RS-15, a mini reflex sight. I’ve taken it for a spin—bright dot, durable, but zeroing was tedious. Read on for my full initial take!
I like revolvers. I like competitive shooting. The Smith & Wesson Model 929 being an eight-shot, 9mm revolver, tuned by the Performance Center, adorned Jerry Miculek’s signature, sounds like it should be right up my alley. Right?
