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I saw some very favorable reviews of the Bodyguard 2.0.

Thanks for the link, Mike. Reading the article reminded me of seeing folks knocked down and kicked repeatedly in mob violence situations. The videos I saw of Kyle Rittenhouse showed him lying on his back when he was firing at his assailants, I guess that is not a too uncommon firing position.

Maybe gun shops would benefit from doing like a lot of bookstores and have a small area to sit down and enjoy coffee and pastries.

I had a few issues with mine, but after the PX4 got broken in, all the issues stopped. As one of your commenters noted, it is a little on the thick side. But in contrast to their comments about being too thick to carry IWB, I carry mine AIWB without issue. I refuse to carry a striker fired...

Nice Hans! My first shotgun was a .410, which (I guess!) created the affinity I have for them.

Good luck jl123! I thing Springfield erred when they discontinued the XDE, but it is their money.

Thanks for the link, Mike.

Cute sign, Hayes. Probably not politically correct though!

We should keep in mind that although many folks on this site have made their choice about what caliber to carry, there are likely also folks here who are not as experienced.

The latest and greatest isn’t always the best, at least not for me.

I forget (but it is a very big number) how many instances John Lott says a gun is used to stop a crime every year without shots being fired. I am totally opposed to punishing someone for “brandishing” a firearm in order to stop a threat if brandishing is all that happens. If letting someone...

I am glad you had a good time in Tennessee, and glad you listened to your “spidy senses.” We all need to pay attention to all of our senses.

Thanks for the link, Mike.

I am late to the party, but I hope everyone has enjoyed celebrating our Independence Day.

Thanks for the post, Pittdogg2. The Washington bureaucracy needs to let the world know “you’d best not mess with a U.S. citizen” and back it up.

I’m glad to see the Supreme Court putting the onus back on Congress where it belongs. The Excutive Branch, packed to the brim with highly paid, not responsable to the taxpayers who pay them bureaucrats, has been like a runaway horse.

Like Obama said, “Elections have consequences.”

It seems to be more and more that our society accepts thievery as a natural state of affairs, and blames law abiding citizens for not “properly” securing their property rather than making thievery an unattractive career choice. Sad state of affairs. Accepting this mentality has made our...

I agree, Grayfox. I only have a discreet block of time and I am not going to use any of it watching the circus on tv tonight.

Thanks for the link, Anni! Just yesterday evening, I watched Hickock 45 hitting a steel target at 230 yards with a Glock 23 handgun. Impressive! I know statistics support the 3-3-3 argument, but lately more thugs are using long guns. There was a man and his girlfriend across the River (in...