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I like my M&P 40C but always suggest that folks should do lots of hands-on research to find what 'they like'!!

I have a Ruger RST-4 (pre Mark I with fixed sights). It's a 1965 model and is a pain to field strip and reassemble. But it is a great pistol to shoot. Very accurate and something I often take to the range as the first handgun to shoot. It's the one gun that I use to introduce a newbie to an...

Have always heard good things about the Chip McM mags but the one that I bought just doesn't work in my RI 1911. First round fires and the mag disengages. Slap it back again and the next round fires but the mag drops again. Tried different ammo types and the same thing happens. Just doesn't...

Bought a Rock Island Tactical last week and took it to the range yesterday. Dead on accurate right out of the box. Good fit and finish. Has a full length guide rod that makes takedown a bit difficult so a shorter guide rod is the only mod that I'm currently thinking about. All said, I'm very...

I have both a 9mm Sigma and an M&P 40 Compact. Both are well built, reliable pistols although I prefer the M&P. My biggest issue with the Sigma is the trigger, which has a very long pull, more like that of a double action revolver. But since I own several double action revolvers, it's not...

My Security Six fits just fine in the holster that I have for my S&W Model 10.

Here in NH it depends on where you are. I live just a couple of hundred yards north of the state line with Massachusetts. OC here and the MA residents coming here to get around their state taxes will be making MWAG calls and having fits. Head farther north in NH and it becomes less and less...

I have both a Colt Vest Pocket 25 and a Ruger LCP 380. I would choose the LCP for carry every time. Better performance, better ergonomics, lighter weight, and fitted with a Crimson Trace. That would be my choice! Bob