The debut of Springfield Armory’s 1911 DS Prodigy pistol has created a lot of buzz. I’m cautiously optimistic about it, but I’m fired up about the waves it may create for the 2011 platform in the defensive pistol market.
Dot sizes on pistol mounted optics can make a difference depending on the application. In my opinion, larger dots lend themselves exceedingly well to situations calling for multiple fast good hits.
More capacity is never a bad thing. However, some jurisdictions limit capacity. Why they do this is beyond my comprehension, but it’s a reality we have to deal with and raises some questions. Does that impact caliber choice? If so,…
Quality firearms training reduces the possibility of negative outcomes by making us safer, faster, more accurate, more knowledgeable, and more confident with firearms. As if that wasn’t enough, classes are more fun than you can shake a stick at.
A brand new year is upon us and therefore time for a little goal setting. Here are my hunting, competition, and self defense goals for 2022. What are yours?
As a whole, 2021 has had it’s challenges and it certainly hasn’t gone as I had planned or expected. Regardless, I’ve had some wins and plenty of other things to look back on.
Is it possible that an AR-15, given multiple upper receivers, can be a single rifle that is versatile enough to cover all possible needs? I think it’s possible depending on one’s individual needs. One thing is certain, there are a…
While the simple duplex reticle dominates the hunting scope market, there are advantages to opting for a more modern design. Factors like terrain and game animals can play a big part in the selection process. This post explores that.
Every time I engage in the caliber vs capacity debate, I end up ruffling some feathers. The feather ruffling often yields conversations that challenge my opinion and help me grow. So, here we go again.
My updated opinion on the caliber vs capacity debate. Short version: there would be no debate if we detach emotion and put aside personal preferences as objective weapon selection naturally yields caliber for capacity.
