April 2011 Archives › Handguns
Kimber steps out of the 1911 box to come up with an innovative new pocket pistol.
Trick shooter and gunsmith Bill Oglesby knows how to slick up a single action.
The author’s latest custom .45 stands out from the crowd.
The D&L sight is a rugged, fixed unit that replaces the existing S&W adjustable sight.
People who actually work hard and succeed in what they do rarely think there is anything special about themselves.
With the right ammunition, the potent PT 740 is most likely a gun that will be carried a lot but shot little unless you are shooting masochist.
Hogue’s new Extreme series will spiff up your favorite 1911.
Known as the Model 1935 or P-35, more than 1 million have been manufactured since its entry into the market and is in service by military organizations from Argentina to Zimbabwe.
Sometimes you want a little illumination, sometimes you want a lot, and that makes dual-output lights such as the new SureFire 6PX Pro a good choice for neck indexing and other techniques.
Most of us will be using a light to find and identify–to get answers to the questions that arise, for instance, when you hear that proverbial bump in the night.
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