Shooters' Carnival

I hadn't planned on going to the gun show today, but around 2:00 I got bored, and figured I'd shop for a .357. I couldn't decide on a revolver, but one of these followed me home:

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|Posted By Les Jones on December 28, 2003 | Purchasing (9) |

Litigation Prevention

You’ve gotten your concealed weapons permit. Or you’ve purchased a gun that you will keep at your house for protection. What do you need to know to avoid legal trouble in the event you have to shoot someone?

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|Posted By SayUncle on December 22, 2003 | Legal Issues (4) |

A REQUEST FOR ADVICE

So what about Hi-Point handguns?

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|Posted By James Rummel on December 18, 2003 | Beginner (33)On a budget (6)Purchasing (9) |

Knoxville Gun Show Notes Vol. I

Jay and I went to the Smokey Mountain Gun Show yesterday at the Knoxville Expo Center. Here's a summary of what we saw. If you have a 9 mm or .40 caliber pistol, be sure to read about the Kel-Tech Sub 2000 carbine, my pick of the show. You'll also be interested if you need a light system for your shotgun, or have an interest in French pinfire guns of the 1800s.

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|Posted By Les Jones on December 18, 2003 | Purchasing (9) |

Range Report: Ruger P95C (9 mm)

In a recent review of the Ruger P90, Massad Ayoob mentioned something astonishing. Clay Harvey studied .45s and wrote a book, Everything You Really Need to Know About Choosing a .45 Automatic for Self-Defense. After shooting a large number of guns and looking at repair rates, he declared the P90 his "first choice for an all-purpose defensive pistol."

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|Posted By Les Jones on December 08, 2003 | Gun and Product Reviews (23) |