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Sig 938 or Kahr PM9 depending on your choice of manual of arms.

So I am aiming (pun intended) for a Spikes Buffer theres another 40.00 Don't waste your money on the Spikes goofyness. It does nothing that a "normal" mil-spec buffer won't and costs more. I don't know what barrel length and gas system you are going with but a 16" middy or 16" c...

I love my 226 but it really is a shame that there have been so many issues with modern Sigs. The 250 was a disaster. We can only hope the 320 isn't as bad. Remington seems to be following a similar trend lately. Their quality has fallen off significantly to the point that many don't even trust the q...

Given that Cohen is still pulling the reins at Sig, it doesn't surprise me. He didn't do Kimber any favors either. If Sig would focus more on QC than coming out with goofy color schemes and gimmicks they'd be better off.

Great little tip Andy, I will have to try this next time out.

Just to reiterate, you will definitely need a set of vise blocks. Do NOT try clamping the upper(especially) or the lower without the block. The most important is the upper block, as you can do most of the lower work without one (except break staked castle nuts loose). If you don't want to order from...

So I am aiming (pun intended) for a Spikes Buffer theres another 40.00 Don't waste your money on the Spikes goofyness. It does nothing that a "normal" mil-spec buffer won't and costs more. I don't know what barrel length and gas system you are going with but a 16" middy or 16" c...

As Keith B said, as long as she can legally own and you're not making a straw man purchase, you're good to go. I've never quite understood this. Typically during the purchase process you're asked if you're buying it for someone else. I assume if you answer "yes" the purchase is not allowe...

And absolutely don't carry unless a round is chambered. Otherwise it's just an unloaded gun. Edit previous comment as coming over as rude: No, that's just not true I'm hardly a proponent of Israeli-carry, but I REALLY tire of folks implying that something is worthless unless it's always ready to go...

I got the rest of the information and the exact reply I got back follows: A couple of handguns experienced sight movement of less than 10 microns after repeated firing of about 3,000 rounds. (A micron equals one-millionth of a meter.) There were also feeding and ejection issues that have not been r...

And absolutely don't carry unless a round is chambered. Otherwise it's just an unloaded gun. Edit previous comment as coming over as rude: No, that's just not true I'm hardly a proponent of Israeli-carry, but I REALLY tire of folks implying that something is worthless unless it's always ready to go...

I just talked to my wife and she informed me that she is able to reholster while wearing the holster however she only does this with an unloaded gun during dry practice. It definitely isn't a quick reholstering like an IWB would be. If she draws it loaded she will typically remove the holster first....

I have .308 tactical SPS with the Rem. police stock I got from a friend cheap. Its made by HS Precision with the full length aluminum bedding block. I t now has the XMP trigger set to around 2 1/2#. doesn't break consistently there. So the recall got me ordering Timney trigger ,,which is what I've ...

Ok, so I've looked at the flash bang holster and videos on you tube. And I strapped my unloaded gun in the same position the flash bang would have it and it was relatively concealable. The only issue I have is with it being in the flash bang, essentially I'd have a loaded gun pointed at anyone to t...

My wife carries a p238 in a Flashbang holster (when she can't carry her Kahr PM9 IWB) and is able to comfortably conceal it. If you haven't tried a Flashbang it's probably worth a shot. Regarding the NAA, it would definitely be better than no gun at all, especially in 22WMR loaded with something lik...