This is a great article. It nicely upends the adage about not carrying anything smaller than .380 ACP, or 9mm, or .40S&W, or .45 ACP… The author of the article is doing it right since he is carrying a .22LR…
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HERESY! HERESY! Real World .22s for Self Defense from Active Response Training
Tagged with: .22 Long Rifle, .380 ACP, 38 Special (band), Glock, Gun, Open carry in the United States, Revolver, self defense, Smith, Smith & Wesson, snubbie, Tennessee
Posted in Concealed Carry, Mindset, Tactics, Training
Posted in Concealed Carry, Mindset, Tactics, Training
Configuring Your Snub Nosed Revolver for Concealed Carry
Ed Lovette has an awesome book on this topic. Get a snub nosed revolver that meets the following criteria Chambered in .38 special or .22 Magnum (ONLY if recoil management is a MAJOR issue) I don’t currently recommend snub nosed…
Tagged with: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire, 9×19mm Parabellum, Charter Arms, crimson trace, Ruger LCR, Smith & Wesson, Snubnosed revolver, Taurus, Trigger (firearms)
Posted in Concealed Carry, Handguns
Posted in Concealed Carry, Handguns
Selecting Defensive Revolver Ammunition
Things to Remember: Other than added weight, there really isn’t much of a point to getting a snub nosed revolver in .357 Magnum as opposed to .38 special. From: http://www.ar15.com/ammo/project/Self_Defense_Ammo_FAQ/#.38spl/.357mag (Go read the full article!) .38spl/.357mag Speer Gold Dot 135gr…
Tagged with: .357 Magnum, .38 Special, DocGKR, Doctor Gary Roberts, Magnum, Revolver, Shopping, Smith & Wesson, Snubnosed revolver, Trigger (firearms)
Posted in Concealed Carry, Handguns
Posted in Concealed Carry, Handguns
Transitioning to the Backup Gun
Great PDF to read on your tablet from SouthNarc Click here to download SNBug.pdf Some pointers Decide on how you are going to carry it! Each method has its pros and cons Options are: Off hand appendix inside the waistband…
Tagged with: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire, backup gun, Bond Arms, Glock, Gun, Handgun holster, Recreation, Ruger LCR, Smith & Wesson, SouthNarc
Posted in Concealed Carry
Posted in Concealed Carry
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…
Tagged with: .380 ACP, 1911, 9×19mm Parabellum, Ammunition, Beretta, Beretta Nano, CCW, dry fire, firearms training, Firing pin, Fitshot, Glock, Gun, Guns, Gunsite, Handgun, Handgun holster, handguns, kel-tec, KelTec, LaserLyte, National Rifle Association, NRA, Pistol, pocket pistol, Practice, Recreation, Rob Pincus, Ruger, Ruger LCP, Shopping, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Trigger (firearms)
Posted in Handguns, Mindset, Training
Posted in Handguns, Mindset, Training
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