Category Pistol

The crucible of WWII produced some of the most enduring and interesting firearm designs. Here are some of the very best that you can still buy, (Read)

Building or upgrading your Glock? The barrel is one of the most important parts that will dictate your accuracy. We cover our favorites so you can make the best decision. (Read)

Looking to upgrade your Glock? We go over our favorite aftermarket parts companies that can make your Glock ready for competition and range day. (Read)

Not sure if NRA's Basic Pistol online training is for you? I took it recently and review the curriculum, teaching methods, and testing procedures. (Read)

SCAR...MP5? The military always gets the best toys, but here are some civilian-legal versions of your favorite pieces of military hardware. (Read)

If you want to dominate in a 3-Gun competition, you'll need a solid pistol. Find the perfect gun to meet your needs, budget, and help you win matches. (Read)

You can never have too many Glock mags, but reliability is key. Here's a list of the best and worst aftermarket Glock magazines to keep your pistol running smoothly. (Read)

Laser sights make aiming your handgun easier, especially in high-stress situations. Here are some of the best and useful ones out there. (Read)

Not sure what to get? We cover our selection criteria and choose a few beginner handguns with a minimum of 2,500 rounds shot each. (Read)

If you want .45 ACP power and Glock perfection, we'll help you choose the perfect model in terms of size, feel, capacity, price, and more. (Read)

Too many choices? We'll help you choose the best .22 LR rimfire ammo for plinking, accuracy, hunting, and even sub-sonic loads. (Read)

Glock is one of the standards that all other pistols are held to. But what Glock is right for you? We cover the most popular 9mm Glocks on the market! (Read)

Looking for the best red dot for your pistol? We cover the most popular models and their pros/cons, slide compatibility, and bang-for-the-buck-ness. (Read)

Want the best concealed carry gun? You'll want to start with a single stack sub-compact 9mm. We take a look at the pros/cons and why they are so popular. (Read)