It’s Okay to Cry
Women are emotional creatures. It’s okay to admit that and to embrace that…even on the shooting range! In fact, a few tears while shooting is not all that uncommon, but it’s definitely an issue […]
Continue Reading →It’s Okay to Cry
Women are emotional creatures. It’s okay to admit that and to embrace that…even on the shooting range! In fact, a few tears while shooting is not all that uncommon, but it’s definitely an issue […]
Continue Reading →What Is Your Ammo Doing?
Terminal ballistics is a science all to itself and the brief tests we are capable of doing at the Concealed Carry Magazine offices only scratch the surface. But what we can find out is that not all am[…]
Continue Reading →Move Over, “Road Rage”—Now It’s “Bathroom Brawls”
These days, it seems like it’s getting to where you just can’t go anywhere without someone picking a fight. And oftentimes, it’s over just silliness—a parking spot, a place in line at the supermarket,[…]
Continue Reading →Let’s Talk About Multiculturalism
We live in a multicultural nation. With more than 300 million people, there are bound to be plenty of differences. Yet, good, right-thinking people do what they can to live with others in relative har[…]
Continue Reading →Gear We Love — May/June 2016
1» VICKERS TACTICAL GRIP PLUG/GLOCK TOOL Finally a concrete reason to install a frame plug on your Gen 3 Glock pistol: so you’re never without a takedown punch. The punch is almost identical to a Gloc[…]
Continue Reading →Myths and Misunderstandings Surrounding the PINK Gun
If you’re a woman and you’re interested in firearms, you’ve likely come across a pink gun or two. In my years of shooting and working in the firearms industry, I’ve seen countl[…]
Continue Reading →Revolver Malfunctions
If all the spent rounds don’t eject properly from your revolver, you have trouble. Taking care to maintain your revolver properly will help prevent an ejector star overrun like the one shown here, but[…]
Continue Reading →How Much Do You Train?
My friend Dave Young has a very clear statement about firearms training: Every round you fire should have a training value attached to it. I love going shooting. I could just plink away all day long w[…]
Continue Reading →Century Arms Smith & Wesson Model 65: Reuniting with an Old Friend
The .357 Magnum was introduced by Smith & Wesson in 1935 in its large-frame “Triple Lock” revolver—later known as the “N-frame.” At that time, the .357 Magnum was the most […]
Continue Reading →Chasing Trouble…Again
In my original commentary piece on this topic (“The Perils of Pursuit”), I warned about the danger to civilians who chase after someone in the wake of a crime. For one thing, it changes the dynamics o[…]
Continue Reading →In the Dark
We lost electrical power during a thunderstorm the other day. Internet—gone. Lights and stove—off. Refrigerator—nope. Home alarm system—toast. The cell phone still worked. I checked the gas gauge in t[…]
Continue Reading →Predators & Pray: What Can We Do About Church Shootings?
» ON JUNE 17, 2015, one criminal’s lone-wolf attack on a prayer service in South Carolina became the latest killing spree to attract headlines — and fundraising pleas from gun control advocates. Altho[…]
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