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The author takes a closer look at the XR920 and MR902L, two crossover-size 9mm pistols from Shadow Systems. As I’ve said in some of my other Shadow Systems reviews, “Plastic Fantastics” are everywhere now. We’re almost 40 years into the “trend”, but if it’s been persisting that long, I think it’s more than a mere
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For those who don’t know, Trijicon, Inc. is a Michigan-based company that has specialized in superior any-light aiming systems since 1981. While the Trijicon name may be most widely associated with the 2010 controversy over their scopes’ New Testament bible inscriptions, it endures to this day as a brand of excellence thanks to their commitment
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The Shadowland firearms training center and a tribute to the one of the most storied lawmen to ever chase down a bad man. Shadowland isn’t some mythical place where mall ninjas, tactards and has-been or wannabe gunfighters go to drink whiskey and video themselves pontificating on their greatness. It’s where I live; it’s just a
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Understanding the strategy of using an expert witness in a self-defense trial. One of the most misunderstood aspects of a self-defense trial, and the legal strategy that goes into it, is the role of the expert witness. Federal Rules of Evidence, 702 states: A witness who is qualified as an expert by knowledge, skill, experience,
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If you don’t understand the difference between rimfire vs. centerfire cartridges, this article should make things clear. Rimfire and centerfire are the two primary ignition systems for cartridges. Specifically, it refers to where the primer is located.  For the most part these days, rimfire has fallen out of favor and centerfire has become the dominant
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Alliant Powder Reloder TS 15.5 is aiming to nullify your need for a thermometer as a handloader. “See, this one goes to 11.” Why don’t they just make 10 louder?” “This one goes to 11.” The classic exchange from This Is Spinal Tap has been referenced more times than you could count, but it immediately
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The long-awaited Hi-Point Yeet Cannon YC9 is finally here, sporting several upgrades and available in four configurations. Hi-Point Firearms has just announced that the YC9 is finally available. Its designation stands for YEET CANNON, a meme name bestowed upon it by an online contest. Goofy nomenclature aside, the pistol is packing some substantial upgrades over
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Since the original writing of this article the Bushnell Elite 6500 has been discontinued. While you may be able to find some used ones in the market place, Bushnell has developed a fine alternative to consider.  We also have some other alternatives to the Bushnell Elite 6500 below. Anyone who wants to purchase a rifle
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The Glock 42 is a compact pistol meant to withstand difficult routine training while being small and easy to carry at the same time.  After testing out 15 different brands, I was determined to narrow down to the best Glock 42 ankle holster as challenging as it was. My top recommend is certainly the Ultimate
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Zeroing in any of your firearms to ensure that they are as accurate as possible can be a rather long, and not to mention boring, process. Furthermore, you may have to fire a lot of bullets before you actually do manage to zero in your gun. And considering the fact that ammo isn’t cheap, that
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If you want to crunch the numbers to check if your handload’s velocity expectations match reality, you’re going to need a chronograph. My friend, Mike McNulty, had come over to my house, as we were planning to do the necessary load development for an upcoming safari to Zimbabwe. With his beloved Heym Express .505 Gibbs
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When it comes to building your perfect custom rifle, it all starts with your dreams and the action. When having a custom rifle built, one of the most enjoyable aspects is the blank canvas with which the project begins. I’ve seen all sorts of unique builds, from double rifles built on shotgun actions to pump