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Here in Ohio we had a pizza delivery person defend himself with a concealed pistol. The shooting was ruled justified by the prosecuting attorney and the company he delivered for did not take disiplinary actions against the driver for carrying a concealed weapon.

A few years back a police officer in Dayton, Ohio expressed her reluctance to shoot a fellow human being; several times. That was not grounds for dismissing her from the academy. Unfortunately she had an opportunitiny to defend her life and that of another person while on duty. Instead she...

With the concealable holster your entire barrel/slide is protected by the holster. One advantage is it aids in weapon retention should a bad person try to strip it from you. If the confrontation goes to the ground a knee/ground can hit the front end of your barrel/slide and pop it out of the...

Some where back in 1988-89 I bought a Browning B-125 superposed shotgun. I am trying to find some general information on this model and if they still make it. It was made in Belgium and has the factory installed invector tubes but thats about all I know. Thanks Rob

Comfort and concealability depend alot on your holster; maybe even more than the weapon you're carrying. 90% of the time I carry a 5" all steel 1911 in a Milt Sparks VM II IWB holster, sometimes a lightweight commander in the same holster. Even though the commander is 10 ounces lighter I don't...

I have both; several single stacked and a P14 LTD. I like them all. The P14 has been flawless after many thousands of rounds and feeds all types of ammo. The downside is its heavy, not an ideal choice for a CCW unless you know you're going to be in a really bad spot and then you should...

My $.02 worth goes to the .45ACP but in reality, with comparable bullets, both would do the same job. (Same could be said about the 9mm in a +p loading.) The difference is you will get faster follow-up shots with the .45 over the 10mm. With multiple bad guys this could be the difference...