Owning a Colt Diamondback for self-defense doesnt equate to perpetuating violence. Its about being prepared to defend oneself in a potentially life-threatening situation. Non-lethal options are great, but sometimes lethal force may unfortunately be necessary for protection.

This article seems biased. Maybe Tacrig had an off day? We all make mistakes. Lets give them a chance to redeem themselves before passing judgment. Everyone deserves a second shot.

Is the Dan Wesson Valkyrie 9mm really worth the hype? Im not convinced. There are better options out there for the price. Lets not get caught up in the marketing buzz.

Isnt it wild how the STI models are evolving? Personally, I think the current Staccato has more style, but the mid-teens STI has better performance. What do you all think?

Accuracy is key, no doubt. But lets not overlook the importance of comfort and ergonomics when it comes to shooting. A great trigger is just one piece of the puzzle.

Seems like Wilson Combat needs to step up their game with those 10mm mags. Maybe its time to switch to a different brand altogether. Whos up for a group buy to test out some alternatives?

"The Colt Limited Edition Series 70 - A Collector's Dream or a Shooter's Delight?"

Isnt it time we stop romanticizing heirloom items? Non-heirloom pieces offer innovation and diversity. Lets embrace change and break free from outdated traditions.

EMP attacks are no joke, but are we underestimating the adaptability of electronic safe locks? Maybe theyll surprise us with their resilience. Lets not dismiss them just yet.

Seems like the article missed out on the hidden gem - the budget-friendly Maverick 88! Dont sleep on it, folks. Quality and affordability in one package. Who needs an overpriced 870 clone anyway?