“Tag: pocket pistols”

A less than powerful round, the .25 ACP still seems to get the job done.

Louis Seecamp was an ingenious gun designer from a family of gunmakers. Over the years, he worked on a lot of gun matters, but settled into double-action conversions for .45s in the days when there were no such things available on the open market.

American Rifleman TV heads to Gunsite in Paulden, Ariz., for a lesson in pocket pistols for self-defense.

A compact, but familar .380.

DoubleTap Defense has received a Design and Utility patent for its DoubleTap Tactical Pocket Pistol.

Previously Field Editor B. Gil Horman has helped you determine whether a pocket pistol is right for you. If you have opted pack this way, here are guidelines to help you get the most benefit and avoid uncomfortable problems.

For being one of the most popular pocket pistol cartridges of today, the .380 ACP round is actually quite a bit long in the tooth.

Next week we start an intense week of “American Rifleman Television,” and before wringing out the Glock G43 for the TV crew, I took it to the range for familiarization.

Seen the Colt Bulldog Gatling? Well, the same guys have brought back the classic John Browning-designed Model 1903 in .32 ACP, also known as the Colt Pocket Hammerless or the Model M.