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I'm about half way through the book. The author thoroughly covers every conceivable topic related to concealed carry. Even though you can get the same information elsewhere for free, this book is well worth the few dollars that Ollie's charges. It would be a great gift to someone who doesn't...

The CDC is the Center for Disease Control. They have no business whatsoever weighing in on the topic of guns and gun violence. I have no problem with members of the CDC, even the director, giving their opinion about guns and gun violence, as long as they make it clear that it is their opinion...

They left off the Ruger EC9S. Under $300, can be easily pocket carried, 9mm, shoots accurately and reliably, and does not overly kick.

I don't even want to comment on this, my blood pressure is too high already.

A range near where I live has begun to make ammo - .380 and 9. I'm guessing that they are reloading the thousands of shells they have been collecting from when people shoot at the range. Not sure about the quality of it, but I can definitely use it rather than storebought stuff when I shoot...

I would think that if you are going to carry a spare gun rather than a spare magazine, that you should carry an identical spare gun. In this way, in case of whatever kind of fail, you can scavenge ammo, magazines, etc. from one gun for the other gun. I'm with Bassbob - you do you. Whatever...

Here's a great review by Colion Noir on the Ruger Max 9: Full disclaimer: He is a paid spokesman for Ruger. The Ruger Max 9 looks like an updated version of the Ruger EC9S, my preferred carry gun. I was in my local pawn shop the other day, and they had a Ruger Max 9 for sale. It felt...

You can buy your gun from them on Whatsapp! They have 1983 Beretta PX4 Storm SC .40 cal in stock! I wonder where they got so many from? No one has that many Beretta PX4s!

Unfortunately, if you live in certain cities, your need to use your vehicle to escape any threat is growing by the day, it seems. I would never want a vehicle that would shut off the fuel system if I had to escape an ANTIFA checkpoint, for example, and the thugs were surrounding my car on all...

I always buy magazines made by the manufacturer of the gun. Might not be necessary to be that careful, but in fact, I want everything working for me if I ever have to shoot for real. If you choose the best in each category -- magazines made by the mfgr; the bullet that always feeds, shoots, and...

My purpose in posting that article was because it struck me as being very well thought out, presenting good arguments for both sides - whether or not you should carry a spare magazine. The reason I mentioned the possible damaging of your spare magazine is because I had never really thought...

First thing I do when I get a pair of pants out of the laundry is clean all of the lint out of both front pockets. I then check my holster for lint or other crud - I make sure it is also clean. Only then do I holster my gun and put it in my pocket. And that's all that ever goes into that...

The problem with those who target gun violence, they never actually target the gun violence. That would require them to actually go after those who use guns to commit acts of violence. Instead, they go after only those who aren't using guns to commit acts of violence.

I remember back in the 1970s, when we were CONTINUALLY told by ALL the experts, that there was a coming Ice Age. I recently found a video on Youtube, narrated by Leonard Nimoy, which showed all of the devastation coming to the earth due to the coming Ice Age. The experts then quietly changed...

Here's a really great article about whether or not you should carry a spare magazine. https://onlinechp.com/carrying-a-spare-magazine-when-two-is-one-and-one-is-none/ The author does an excellent job of presenting the advantages and disadvantages both of carrying and not carrying a spare...

Today I decided to try appendix carry. I figured, what the heck, I can't get my Beretta out of my pocket very fast when I pocket carry it; and appendix carry would make for a fast draw if I'm in the car; so let's give it a try. To get myself accustomed to appendix carry, I took the bullet out...

This is very helpful. I agree that having an unencumbered, purposeful, and focused, draw is more important than having a fast draw. That is, unless you can have both. And I don't think many people are expert in both areas. That brings me back to my two carry guns - my single stack Ruger vs...

I can get my Ruger out of my pocket and into position quicker than my Beretta, because my Ruger is a thin single-stack pistol, whereas my Beretta is fatter. As for why I pocket carry, I will ALWAYS carry if I can carry my gun in my pocket. I will not always carry if I carry some other way. In...

Better learn the law of every state where you will travel if you plan on driving across the state line.