Handguns

Offering legal, financial and expert support, the ACLDN helps give its members the peace of mind they need to defend themselves confidently.

Read a true carjacking story and learn how you can be better prepared should the same happen to you.

Here's a look at five defensive ammo and two practice loads for concealed carry handguns. After extensive testing and lots of range time with them all, I’d be confident carrying any of them.

Massad Ayoob’s Armed Citizens’ Rules of Engagement class gives those who carry concealed plenty of food for thought.

Is high-velocity ammunition, or +P, a good choice for most handgunners?

Been thinking about using reloaded handgun ammo as your concealed carry choice? It's not as cut-and-dried and you might think.

Since its introduction earlier this year, one Wisconsin retailer can’t keep the Glock’s new single-stack 9mm on his shelves.

Compact and functional, Firefield's new Compact Pistol Laser-Light Combo appears ready to help shooters get on target, no matter how dusky it gets.

The Mozambique Drill might be simple, but does a lot to sharpen defensive shooting skills.

Coonan’s limited edition is a bit smaller than what the company has previously offered. But it still throws magnum rounds down range with authority.

When it comes to holsters, style is just one part of the equation. Holster Material and how it functions also plays an important role in which one you select.

While it might seem like an oxymoron, there is such a thing as a “big bore compact handgun”—just check out the Guncrafter Model 5.

For a Palmetto State retailer, handguns have been hot. But the business is also seeing turkey guns and entry-level AR-15s fly off the shelves.

Trigger discipline can breakdown, even among the most seasoned shooters. Here’s a nifty drill to help identify these troubled spots so you can correct them.

Handgun marksmanship training will not only help you survive an attack, it will give you legal ammunition in a court case and confidence that may prevent the attack before it ever happens.

No one doubts the value of good concealed carry training for the armed citizen. But can the fact that you got such training actually be used against you in court?