1. How To Travel Interstate With Your Firearm
Owning a gun is one thing. Knowing where you can and cannot take it is a whole different story. If you’re planning to travel from one state to the next with your firearms, you’ll need to do a bit of research first to ensure that you don’t violate any state laws along the way… Click to read more
2. How To Properly Fit A Handgun To Your Hand
If you want to shoot better, you’ll need to know how to properly fit a handgun to your hand. There’s just no way around it. After all, no matter how amazing your gun is on paper, if you’re not comfortable using it, then there’s no way you’ll be able to perform at your peak… Click to read more
3. Gun Hiding Places in Your Car
If you drive and carry a gun, you need to know about the best gun hiding places in your car. Gun owners and law enforcement officers alike always tell stories of leaving guns in their cars for a few hours, only to find their windows smashed and their guns stolen when they return. This means that unless you have a gun safe bolted to the floor of your car, you’re always at risk of having your firearm getting discovered. This is especially true when you leave it in the usual hiding spots: the glove box, the center console storage or under the seat. In fact, thieves should still have no problem locating it even if you stash it in a toolkit in your trunk, under the jack or alongside the spare tire… Click to read more
4. Beretta 84FS Cheetah | Gun Carrier Handgun Review
The Beretta 84FS Cheetah is a .380 chambered pistol with a double stack magazine that holds 13+1 rounds. Basically, it is a scaled-down 92 with all the controls in the exact position. The 84FS is a pistol that is easy to shoot and ideal for personal defense. It has features deserving of your hard-earned money, a pistol that makes every “bang” worth every buck. And like most quality handguns, the Beretta 84FS runs like a true champion… Click to read more
5. 5 Pistol Modifications You Need To Avoid | Gun Carrier
Some pistol modifications have downsides that far outweigh the ergonomic gain. Tacti-cool is not tactical at all. Read on and find out which aftermarket modifications you need to avoid! Click to read more
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