Assorted Ramblings

Glock has announced the discontinuance of 35 pistol models. Here’s why we think the company is making that move.

The Ruger RXM checks all the boxes for me. It’s accurate, comfortable, consistent, and above all else, reliable. Aside from a single failure due to my admitted user error, the pistol performed flawlessly, and it’s actually a fairly nice-looking gun.

This gun giveaway comes from Guns.com and the National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR). It includes a custom P365 XL Spectre and other goodies to the tune of $5,000 in prizes.

Appealing to a more diverse generation of shooters than ever before, Henry is doing something big with their new Special Products Division (SPD) guns. And I, for one, am here for it.

The Ruger LCP Max occupies the same footprint as the original in .380 ACP, but it now boasts double digit capacity.

Some LEO agencies inexplicably still limit authorization of pistol lights to specialty units (too aggressive looking!) Some gun owners and CCW types continue to argue against the advantage of a pistol light for concealed carry for reasons...well, reasons -- other than...

Walther has rolled out the Walther PPK/s, PPK, and PP in .32 ACP after a decades long absence from the American market. Here is our overview of the PPK/s model in particular.