NLT SIRT
About a month ago, the guys from Next Level Training sent me one of their SIRT training pistols to evaluate. The SIRT is a Glock…
1911 Cult: Cracks in the Armor
A recent article about a small agency in N.C.’s Kimber problems has led to widespread discussion about the 1911 being a “hobbyist’s gun” (see, e.g.,…
Gen4 Glock 19 Problem: My Bad!
Took the G19 to the range today and had to call my practice short because the gun had eight failures to eject in just 300…
February’s Practice Session at NRA
This month’s Practice Session at the NRA Range will focus on proper use of cover. Live fire against paper & steel targets as well as…
Interview with Silver Star Awardee
Littlelebowski of FirearmsTrainingAndTactics.com recently had an opportunity to interview USMC Force Recon veteran Master Sergeant Robert Blanton about his experiences leading to the award of…
2.22 and Muzzle Energy
At SHOT, I was discussing something with an ammo manufacturer and the question of muzzle energy came up. Not “does muzzle energy matter?” but simply…
My Kung Fu
A noticeable uptick in “my kung fu is better than your kung fu” rants has hit the shooting community lately. Here’s the thing: your kung…
SHOT Addenda
A trusted source inside Glock emailed to let me know that the G35 (competition .40) and G21 (full size .45) Gen4 guns are in production rather…
AAR Posted: Target ID Practice Session
Thanks to Arclight, Dropkick, and others who posted their thoughts on last night’s Practice Session at the NRA Range. The topic of the month was…
SHOT 2011: Second Half
Calling this the “second half” is a bit of an exaggeration. Truth be told, Tom Jones and I covered the majority of the pistol-related products…