Grant Cunningham
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Grant Cunningham is a world-renowned revolversmith and certified Combat Focus Shooting instructor, with experience teaching general self defense with handguns and revolver-specific courses. His articles and photographs have been published in Concealed Carry magazine, the Personal Defense Network project, and on his popular website, grantcunningham.com. He is the author of Handgun Training: Practical Drills for Defensive Shooting, Gun Digest Book of the Revolver, Gun Digest Shooter's Guide to Handguns, Defensive Pistol Fundamentals, and Grant Cunningham's 12 Essentials of Concealed Carry.
Ammunition
CCW: Best Calibers for Self-Defense?
Your goal, should you ever need to shoot, is to get your attacker to stop. Grant Cunningham reveals what he thinks are the best calibers for self-defense to make sure that happens.
Concealed Carry
Thoughts on Dry Fire Practice
Dry fire is an important part of any firearms training, but are shooters getting all they can out of it? Grant Cunningham suggests there is a more productive way to pull the trigger sans ammo.
Accessories
Shoulder Holsters and Carry Angle
Shoulder holsters can be configured to carry handguns vertically (with the muzzle pointing straight up or straight down), horizontally, or at a 45-degree angle. Grant Cunningham explains the pros and cons.
Concealed Carry
Picking the Right Concealed Carry Gun
Choosing a concealed carry gun is really about reaching the right balance for you. You have to consider size, power, efficiency and capacity in your deliberations, and each variable affects the others. Here are 23 pro-con arguments to consider in the eternal autoloader vs. revolver debate.
Concealed Carry
Speedloader Techniques for the Revolver
The most efficient way to recharge your revolver is to use a speedloader. The speedloader inserts all rounds into the cylinder simultaneously and greatly reduces the fiddling necessary to get bullet noses started into their chambers.
Ammunition
Concealed Carry: What About +P Ammo?
The idea behind the +P is to add enough energy to reliably deliver an expanded bullet deep enough to do its job. It doesn’t have to be a lot of extra energy - it just has to be enough. Here's what you need to know.
Concealed Carry
5 Advantages of the Revolver
Even in this age of the polymer wonder pistol, the revolver has some advantages that are not easily dismissed.
Classic Guns
Expert Tips on Buying a Revolver for Concealed Carry
Here's what to consider as you shop for your next new revolver for concealed carry.