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Category Archives: pistol
Best cure is prevention, but…
…if avoiding psychos doesn’t work, then shooting them would have to do. Statistically, women are at greatest personal risk of murder or aggravated battery when they leave abusive relationships. So don’t compound bad judgment in picking mates by choosing … Continue reading
Posted in holster, interesting people, pistol, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged domestic, murder, violence
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One advantage of working with competent models
I don’t own any XD or XDM pistols. This model brought her own pistol to the photo shoot, which gave me an opportunity to include it as a prop. It’s also helpful that I don’t have to pay attention to … Continue reading
Portraits of friends
Posted in interesting people, light/laser, pistol
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Pocket speedsters
Guardian in 32NAA caliber. Case-hardened special edition of the Mini Mag, in 22WMR. Hornady 45gr ammunition is designed specifically for short barrels, so it gets 1000fps from this gun vs. 850fps produced by 22LR, and with a heavier jacketed bullet … Continue reading
The smallest and the largest caliber of the line-up
The largest caliber North American Arms offers: 380ACP. The smallest: 22 Short.
Snake skin holster
Dennis at Dragon Leatherworks makes awesome holsters. This one is made of snake skin.
Accurate pistol on the cheap
A year ago, I mentioned Crickett Hunter pistol in an article. More recently, I had a chance to try it for accuracy and was not disappointed. This is from 25 yards on a windy day, with pistol rested on a … Continue reading
Magazines for 1911 rimfire conversions
Two years ago, I got an Iver Johnson 1911 with a .22 conversion kit. Last year, I got a spare magazine for it but had not tried it until today. The new magazine, made like the one included with the … Continue reading
You can’t feed your arms to a predator…
…and hope that it spares your body. Even if the initial plan called only for taking your property, the encouragement given by abject compliance motivates thugs to take greater liberty with your health, life and dignity. And with the health, … Continue reading
Is 7.62×25 appropriate for self-defense? New on AllOutdoor
Examining the ballistic performance of high-velocity hollow point ammunition.
Taurus Curve addendum
After Michelle’s article, I wanted to make my own decision regarding this design. Had a chance to shoot it at the range today. Felt recoil isn’t bad. It’s there but not painful and doesn’t interfere with retention of the gun. … Continue reading
Taurus Curve .380: new on AllOutdoor
A review by my friend Michelle, a self-defense instructor, with my photos.
CZ82 and CZ83 pistols: new on AllOutdoor
Military surplus suitable for defense?
Hast Holster
Saw a very nice holster and speedloader pouch set. Upon inquiry, I found it to be yet another Michael Hast design. The pictures don’t really do it justice. The leather is worthy of the gun it encases, S&W M27.
Dan Wesson ECO review: new on AllOutdoor
A review written by my friend Michelle, with my photos. (Scroll down on the linked page for additional images.)
OATH Tango expanding ammunition: new on AllOutdoor
Making the best of 380ACP limited ballistics.
New articles up on AllOutdoor
Push Knives Comparative Performance of Three Rifle-Caliber Pistols: Part 1: Kel-Tec PLR16 Part 2: Spike’s Tactical ST15-LE Part 3: Century Arms M92
Posted in ammunition, knife, pistol, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 300Blackout, AllOutdoor
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Maturity isn’t just a function of age.
Sydney is a competitive shooter. I’d rather have her around than many chronologically adult people who haven’t a fraction of her maturity, education and ability. Of course, there are times when she acts like the 14 year old that she … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, pistol, training, weapon
Tagged 9x19, Glock, submachine gun, Uzi
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Concealment holster for HK VP9
Avenger model from Nelson Holsters, quite comfortable.
Selecting a black powder revolver
I got the black powder bug last year. Wanted top play around with cap and ball, but the loaners available to me were not quite what I wanted. For one, I didn’t want to ruin someone else’s gun by accident if … Continue reading