“Tag: Concealed Carry And Home Defense”

On this week’s “Gun of the Week” video preview, American Rifleman editors take to the range Ruger’s new pocketable 9 mm that is built for optics and increased capacity.

SIG Sauer adds to its Legion series with a single-action-only, carry-size P220 chambered for .45 ACP.

While tending to his chickens at 7:30 p.m. in Maryland on Nov. 7, a man heard his French bulldog frantically barking inside his home.

Crimson Trace has announced that it is offering a $50 consumer rebate on select Crimson Trace laser sights.

A lot of what I hear and read on the subject of defensive handguns shows evidence of confusion on terminology. There is a world of difference between a concealed-carry handgun and a home-defense handgun. Since we don't usually carry our handguns openly as we go about our daily lives in public view, we need to carry them concealed. I must emphasize that this can only be done where it is legally permissible and usually only when we have obtained the necessary governmental license to do so.