H&K has consistently delivered firearms that meet the demands of military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters alike. The Heckler & Koch VP9 stands among their impressive lineup, a handgun that exemplifies the company's dedication to innovation, performance, and precision.
One element of firearm ownership that I preach to individuals daily (as I work behind the firearm counter in a gun shop), is that the fit, feel, and comfort of handguns will greatly influence your ability to shoot handguns safely, confidently, and accurately. If this could be summed up in one word, we are simply talking about ergonomics.
If you are dabbling in handguns like so many of us, you realize that if you want capacity – more rounds at your disposal – there are two essential pathways you can take: get a big handgun or increase the capacity of the magazines for your little handgun.
The Glock 43x and Glock 48 have garnered significant attention since their release, offering a blend of compactness and capacity that appeals to every concealed carry enthusiast. In this blog post, we'll delve into the features, performance, and potential aftermarket upgrades for these popular handguns.
No matter what the modification is, it’ll likely have at least a little bit of impact on how you carry that specific firearm meaning you might have to get a new holster to accommodate for it. Today we’ll discuss situations in which it's better to modify your holster or buy a new one altogether
When you are a premium aftermarket parts manufacturer like us, it can be tricky deciding where to take our artistic talents to. Like, what should be our canvas for crafting components?
Concealed carry is a serious responsibility, and choosing the right holster is paramount for comfort, accessibility, and safety. Among the various options available, Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) holsters offer a balance of concealability and accessibility, making them a popular choice among concealed carriers.
The winter months bring an extra set of special challenges for us when it comes to just about any type of shooting. However, we shouldn’t let the weather stop us if we can help it and that’s why we’ve got some hot winter training tips for you today whether you’re shooting a carbine, pistol, or rifle!
In the ever-evolving landscape of firearms, the demand for compact yet powerful concealed-carry pistols has never been higher. Enter the Springfield Armory Hellcat and its upgraded counterpart, the Hellcat Pro.
The SIG Sauer P365 took the world by storm for its unprecedented compactness combined with its unheard-of capacity. The birth of the P365 sparked a new “micro-compact” race that had every gun company out there working overtime to produce their own high-capacity micro-compact pistols that were more concealable than the previous generation of “compact pistols”
If you are looking for a new handgun to bring into your arsenal, it is a bit of threading the needle to identify all the attributes, features, and characteristics you envision would best suit your needs. One of the most basic elements that you can consider is the size of your pistol.
if you are considering a switch-up for those AR-15 takedown pins, you might be looking for a little bit more information about the merits and potential drawbacks of swapping out or using non-factory or mil-spec takedown pins. Today, we’ll go over just that.