Common Sense Personal Defense
[…] the top brands — Springfield Armory, Kimber, Smith & Wesson, GLOCK, Colt, SIG-SAUER, Kel-Tec, CZ-USA, Ruger, Taurus, Walther and maybe […]
[…] the top brands — Springfield Armory, Kimber, Smith & Wesson, GLOCK, Colt, SIG-SAUER, Kel-Tec, CZ-USA, Ruger, Taurus, Walther and maybe […]
[…] a scant 0.41 lbs. Check Comp-Tac’s chart to order your GLOCK, S&W M&P or full-sized SIG P320 holster. MSRP is […]
[…] with the dreaded “hostage” pins. We see an array of GLOCKs and other striker-fired “nines,” but sweet-triggered double-stack 1911 designs […]
[…] people who know nothing of firearms might describe a suppressed Glock. Or a 460 Smith & Wesson. Or a Freedom […]
[…] is the best trigger, followed by the M&P, then the Glock 19. I don’t seem to have kept any guns […]
[…] have a hard time gripping the rear serrations on my Glock 42. My grip keeps slipping off for some reason. […]
[…] frame angle approximates that of Mr. Browning’s centenarian wonder. Gaston Glock’s eponymous plastic pistol, by contrast, reflects more the geometry […]
[…] pistol sights from TRUGLO. It’s available for pistols from CZ-USA, GLOCK, Smith & Wesson and Springfield Armory, so you have […]
[…] theory. I’ve seen outstanding shooting with triggers such as the GLOCK Safe Action, Springfield XD and Smith & Wesson M&P […]
[…] a easily concealed and basically the same size as the GLOCK 19 — along with entry-level pricing. The Security-9 is […]