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We often hear, "this gun can't shoot," yet there is a common belief in the training community that most guns are capable of out-shooting the shooter. We put the hypothesis to the test in today's article.

Shadow Systems released the CR920P in early 2024 to a crowded field of other compensated concealed carry guns. We put our Certified Used gun to the test to see how it would hold up.

The Walther PD380 is a PDP inspired hammer-fired .380 pistol designed for concealed carry. It has a lot going for it, but does it have enough to make it a consideration for your next EDC?

Should you modify the trigger on your concealed carry gun? There are lots of reasons why someone would want to modify the trigger of their everyday carry gun, but there are also reasons not to. Lets dive in.

The Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck is a curious little revolver that fires two rounds of .22 WMR for every trigger pull.

If you’re new to the world of M1911s, then it might be a wonder as to why some are priced around $500 and then some are $1,000’s more, we break it down.

In today’s age of single stack, pocket carry EDC guns we set out to discover if the SR9c from Ruger still holds weight in the world of concealed carry.

Donning the Sig Anti Snag moniker, the P365 SAS is designed to lessen common areas of trouble in concealment, will it measure up?

Winter chills can mean only one thing, it’s easier to conceal carry full-size guns again. Today we’re taking a look at the Walther PPQ M2.

At first look, the Sig Anti Snag (SAS) model has many exciting features, including new sights in the familiar small package of 365.

Guns.com is headed back to big hair, shoulder pads and neons for a deeper dive into the top action movies from the 1980s.