“Tag: home defense gun”

Thanks to Hi-Point Firearms, having a pistol-caliber carbine and handgun isn't out of reach for the budget-minded among us.

Did Marlin turn out the lights on its latest carbine? We examine the 336 Dark for this latest NRA Gun of the Week feature video.

Watch as American Rifleman's Christopher Olsen tests an imported inertia-operated shotgun from EAA.

Watch as American Rifleman's David Herman gets up close with a target-grade 9 mm pistol.

Watch as American Rifleman's David Herman checks out a striker-fired subcompact 9 mm.

Gun buyers in the market for a go-to home-defense gun should be looking for a firearm and ammunition combination offering an optimum level of stopping power.

It's not uncommon for good folks who want to exercise their 2nd Amendment rights to find themselves with limited financial resources to spend on shooting equipment.

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.