I often see requests to compare the Kimber Solo to the Glock 26. There really isn’t much in common between the two except the 9mm caliber. The Glock 26, commonly called the “Baby” Glock has gained worldwide popularity among secret service and security personnel because it is undeniably reliable. Based on the Kimber Solo track … Read more
Check out the new Beretta Nano for Concealed Carry. I have purchased several small 9mm pistols for concealed carry and so far none of them provides what I want in a concealed carry weapon. After reading this range report for the Beretta Nano I am looking to buy a Nano and give it a try. … Read more
The SIG SAUER Mosquito is a scaled down .22lr version of the popular P226. The 90% smaller size Sig 22 has all the controls of the full size pistol with reduced recoil, less noise, and lower cost compared to shooting more expensive 9mm ammunition. The Mosquito has a polymer frame with an accessory rail, a … Read more
The Ruger LC9 can be very accurate for a small 9mm, but it suffers from a terrible trigger. The trigger has over 3/8 of an inch slop before it engages the hammer. Once engaged, the trigger travels about 3/4 inch until the break. The break occurs about 3/16 inch before the frame. This all adds … Read more
Took my Ruger LC9 9mm to the Range for testing today. It was returned to the factory for a repair and update to remedy a problem with light firing pin strikes. Some of the first LC9’s had a problem with the firing pin channel getting clogged with metal debris from the primers on some brands … Read more