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!
We’re taking a look at The Test, also known as the 10-10-10 drill, for the second drill of the month post. A passing score on it is relatively easy. A perfect score? Not so much.
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?
I can’t recall the last time I was as excited about a compact handgun as I was when the CZ Shadow 2 Compact was introduced. I’ve begun to spend some quality time with it and I’m even more excited about…
Training is simple, but not easy. Ben Stoeger’s Practical Shooting Skills & Drills class goes a long way in helping a student of pistol learn how to train better.
Would the simplicity of having a common manual of arms among different tools make achieving marksmanship performance goals this year easier? I suspect it would. Now which manual of arms path should I take?
Some folks love the Primary Arms ACSS Vulcan reticle, others hate it. Me? I have a love hate relationship with it, but more often than not it errs on the side of love for the benefits it can provide.
The Staccato P laughed off 2K rounds with the Trijicon SRO holding zero—better than expected. Reliable operation that survived a sand dunk. Read on for my 2000-round update—still loving this thing.
John Hearne’s Cognitive Pistol class introduces students to the effects of cognitive load, which is a tax that is placed on practical marksmanship fundamentals. It is also something that is abundantly present in self defense encounters.
Picking your first defensive handgun? Budget, purpose, and know-how steer the choice. Unsure where to begin? Start with what cops use for proven options. Get trained—safety’s non-negotiable. Read on to avoid a costly, fatal mistake.
Ever wonder if shotgun mounted optics offer similar advantages to pistol and rifle mounted optics? Subjectively, they should for some applications. Objectively, the data I have so far neither supports nor contradicts this.
