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Nice gun for the ladies but it's a sub-par on the self-defense scale. Maybe they can beef it up with more "energetic" ammo?

Seizing the handgun used in a self-defense situation in the U.S. would be universal. Laws provide the basis but it would be seized to verify that the circumstance was indeed "self-defense." The handgun as evidence would have to be examined as part of such inquiry. Some local rules allow a...

As per all these responses there are probably many causes. In the year 2000 I purchased a Smith CS45. Brand new it went out of battery on occasion. I checked the "innards" and discovered that Smith installed neoprene plastic rod tips. I ran into a Smith Rep. and he ordered me several metal...

In a semi-auto I ink mark the chambered round so that I know to rotate it and shoot it at the range. With defense rounds I would also mark and rotate but keep in mind not to let the ammo get recycled to much because it also mars the edges of the rim.

The Dem still seem to be embracing the bad guys over the victims. Still a very unusual malady.

I've noticed that on quite a few so-called custom-type well-made holsters that the plastic clips or hooks leave a lot to be desired. For my 9 Shield which has a Green Laserguard Sight, I can only use a BladeTech holster. No other manufacturers make a holster for that configuration. On two...

New guy on board. Retired LEO NYC after 32 years. Shoot weekly at the range. Benefactor NRA Life Member. Four NRA Instructor Certifications for the usual stuff. My new carry is a 9 Shield with CTC Greenlaserguard. Gave up my old S&W CS45 which "broke." Used to carry a S&W Airlite Ti now in the...