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?
The debate over using .22 LR for self-defense sparks controversy. While it’s suboptimal compared to 9mm, it can be a viable option for individuals in certain contexts.
The Mark IV continues to be one of my all time favorite 22 LR pistols to compete in Steel Challenge with. Having now put 1000 rounds of CCI Mini Mag through it, I have more to say about it.
The Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite is a fun reasonably priced 22LR rimfire target pistol. It lends itself well to recreational target shooting. It might also work for small game animal handgun hunting. Or serve as a foundation for competitive…
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…
Revisiting the handgun cartridge selection debate. Short version: Unless defending against wildlife, the ballistic superiority of the handgun cartridge doesn’t really matter and it still comes down to shot placement.
The Ruger LCRx chambered for .22 Long Rifle is a solid revolver that is pleasant to shoot. It’s a fine instructional tool and a great option to practice the fundamentals of revolver handling.
Back by unpopular demand, it’s time for another low budget, low quality, and no talent workbench review with yours truly. But hey, at least it’s an honest review.
A few weeks back, I had the privilege of introducing my nephew to shooting. It was quite an honor that my sister, who doesn’t share my view on guns, trusted me and allowed me to teach her kid, my nephew,…
