
One thing that distinguishes snubs and revolvers from autoloaders is that a variety of stocks can be fit to them. This can be either an advantage or a disadvantage. If they fit you well, they can really enhance your shooting. If they fit you poorly, you aren't going to shoot to your full potential. How do you find grips that fit your hand properly? Read More »
Today s lightweight revolvers are a joy to carry. Small and bereft of mass, they ride easily in a pocket and even more easily in a belt holster. Grant Cunningham shows you how to properly care for and maintain lightweight revolvers. Read More »
Hard-to-see sights on a snub-nose revolver are a common complaint. One of the main reasons people don t use the sights is because they can t see them. The sighting system has two components, front sight and rear sight. Both can be improved on, in many cases with just a few minutes work and very little cost. Read More »
Of all the questions I get asked by my students viewers of my television shows and PDN videos, the most popular is always what guns do I carry or think they should carry. Read More »