Police Select Walther PPQ Alrighty, time to get down to some good ol’ fashioned gun news for everyone! As, hopefully all of you know, I recently picked up a Walther PPQ M2 5″ with the plan of making it my primary defensive handgun. And quite frankly, shooting it is like cheating all around. The stock…
All across the nation, court rooms are passing judgments from the smallest court, all the way up to the Circuit Courts in regards to the 2nd Amendment and more. Today, SCOTUS just showed how inept they are at doing their jobs…again. The court that’s supposed to protect the people from tyrants, the last straw in our legal system, refusing to take on any potentially controversial cases.
Instead of making an onslaught of posts on my Facebook page’s timeline, as I’m sure all of you are tired of (not just from me, but from others as well), I figured it was high time I put all of my thoughts into one post. This one will be a long one, but I’ll be covering a variety of topics in here. I’ll be going over the protests, the riots, the looting, Black Lives Matter, Law Enforcement, and more.
Looking for a video on how to clean or takedown your new Walther CCP M2? Well you’ve come to the right place! In this article you’ll find videos for both of those things.
The Walther CCP M2 has been a handgun that’s interested me for quite some time now. Like the famed and loved Heckler & Koch P7, the CCP is piston driven. This allows the gun to have the appearance of what would be a direct blow back pistol (fixed barrel with a recoil spring on it). Courtesy of the pressures produced by modern 9mm, direct blow back isn’t something we see commonly unless the gun is the size of a Hi-Point.
One of the things that I have found to be the more difficult aspect of gun ownership is figuring out if a light will fit on a particular handgun that I have. I have been misled by Amazon reviews and I honestly don’t want to modify my lights to make them fit on one specific…
This article holds a video about how to clean and lubricate the Beretta 92/M9 series of pistol and I’ve linked a video on how to field strip and reassemble the pistol that I did as well.
If you’re a Walther PPQ fan, or a Walther Q5 Match fan, this is something you’re going to want to read. Especially if you’re someone that’s looking to get into the world of carry optics on your firearms, but don’t want to abandon your current platform. From a company that will mill your current slide, to new adapter plates for the PPQ, I got over some new findings in this article.
What is the National Firearms Act of 1934? If you’re new to the gun world or even just getting involved, you may have heard the term “NFA” floating around, because of that you might be wondering what the NFA is. Well, the NFA is the acronym for the National Firearms Act of 1934. This is…
My answer for the best all around gun for a prospective buyer has changed from what it was a year ago, or even two years ago. Before both out of ignorance and an unconscious bias, I would have recommended a DA/SA pistol with a decocker or a safety depending on the user’s preference. Since then though I’ve learned quite a bit.
