After a year-long hiatus, the cajunized CZ Shadow 2 is back in action. It’s also just passed the 5K round milestone which means it’s time for an update post.
How anyone can get genuinely upset when learning somebody isn’t on the same pistol cartridge team is beyond me. Until another ballistically viable cartridge that is more cost effective and recoils less than 9mm hits the market, there should be…
After 2000 rounds, the Staccato C2 is solid with zero issues. Considering swapping optics and grip, but it’s still a great EDC choice for serious users.
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.
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.
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.
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…
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.
Introduced in late 2023, the CZ Shadow 2 Compact made a huge splash. Does it really have the shooting comfort and accuracy of a Shadow 2? If so, is it truly a good choice for concealed carry? Let’s find out.
The long awaited Hi-Point Firearms Yeet Cannon, or YC9, is finally here! With an MSRP of $175, the question is, “Is it viable as a self defense pistol?” Or is junk that is only marginally better than a sharp stick?
As it has become tradition on this blog, it is past time for a 2,000 round update review on the H&K VP9 Match. The blaster has held up impeccably well and undergone a few changes, but has seen less and…
