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Category Archives: Guns for Beginners
Choose Carefully When Buying Your First Pistol
I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest that many people who who get into pistols end up selling the first gun they buy within one year of purchasing it. Let me add a couple of caveats … Continue reading
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First Time CHL: End of Month Update
January ended with more paperwork completed for my Texas CHL (Concealed Handgun License). But, truth be told, I’ve taken few practical steps towards my goal of armed self-defense. The longest journey starts with a single bullet; I’ve fired my fair … Continue reading
Dr. Strange Gun or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Glock
The strangest thing happened the other day. I pulled the trigger on my XDm and nothing happened. Tap, rack, bang. Yes, but—the nine mil had never failed to fire. Never. Not once in over 7000 rounds (easy). The rest of … Continue reading
Back From the Dark Side: Becoming a Gun Owner. Again.
In 1997, I purchased my first firearm: a compact 9mm Sigma made by Smith & Wesson. At the time, I thought I was taking a bold step in the direction of protecting myself. I’d never fired a weapon before, despite being … Continue reading
Gunsite Day: Close-Range Encounters
I was able to spend a few hours at Gunsite again last week. I worked on close range scenarios involving both open hands and knife. By close range, I mean within 15 feet or so. My main takeaway: if someone … Continue reading
Ask Foghorn: Making the Switch from IWB to OWB Concealed Carry
Tyler Kee writes to RF and me: What gives guys? Both of you carry OWB. How do you keep things tucked away and hidden from view? Let me in on the secret. Okay.







