Why are we even using 10mm pistols at the range? Stick to the classics like 9mm or .45 ACP. Less hassle, more reliability. Who needs the extra power anyway?

Guys, did anyone else catch that article on holding a 1911 firearm? Personally, I think the whole debate is overblown. Who cares as long as you can shoot straight, right?

Pushing boundaries doesnt always mean reinventing the wheel. Incremental changes can still lead to improvements. Embracing innovation doesnt always have to be a complete overhaul.

Seems like everyones obsessing over torque specs for the RMR plate on a Stac P duo. But lets be real, does anyone actually follow those recommendations to the T? I say just tighten it till it feels right!

Is it just me or does anyone else think the Browning 1911-380 is overhyped? I mean, sure its reliable, but is it really worth all the fuss? Lets discuss.

The Staccato P and CS offer unique features that cater to specific preferences. Its about finding what works best for you, not just following trends blindly.

Is it just me or does the whole Knights Armament SR-15 meltdown situation feel like a plot twist straight out of a spy novel? Who knew guns could have so much drama!

Using real ammo for practice can be dangerous and costly. Laser dry fire systems offer a safer and more affordable way to improve your skills. Its about smart training, not just shooting bullets.

This article on high-ride OWB Kydex holsters is missing the point. Leather holsters provide better concealment and comfort. Kydex may be trendy, but traditional materials still have their place.

PMC bronze ammunition is overhyped. Its just glorified target ammo. If you really want performance, go for high-end brands. Dont settle for bronze mediocrity.