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Protip: Replace Your Gun’s Recoil Spring
Tagged with: Firearm, Glock, Gun, Recoil, Sig Sauer, Sig Sauer P220
Posted in Gun Safety, Handguns, PROTIP
Posted in Gun Safety, Handguns, PROTIP
Pocket Pistol Dry Fire Practice
Why? It is important to be able to practice your draw from concealment and trigger control even if you cannot make it out to the gun range. It is also important to be able to practice wearing clothing that you…
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Posted in Handguns, Mindset, Training
Posted in Handguns, Mindset, Training
Single Stack Pocket Pistols
I like pocket pistols for the contextual niche they fill. Pocket pistols are small, lightweight, (and cute LOL)! When I worked at NOVA Firearms in Falls Church Virginia, their “cuteness” was often remarked by customers when they asked about the pocket pistols…
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Posted in Handguns
Selecting Your First Handgun: Actions
When selecting your first handgun consider the following types of Actions Striker Fired Examples: Glock, FNS, and the Smith and Wesson M&P series. I prefer these pistols since they have a consistent trigger pull and ensure consistency in training and…
Why I Hate Manual Safeties on Pistols
When selecting your first handgun, you may want to consider NOT getting a pistol with a manual safety. Here is why. 1. Switching a safety switch on a pistol is a fine motor skill that is severely degraded under extreme stress. I’ve…
Tagged with: Beretta, Glock, Gun, National Rifle Association, NRA, Pistol, Safety (firearms), Sig Sauer, Trigger (firearms)
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Posted in Handguns
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