Personal Defense

Effectively shooting on the move starts at the ground up.

When is it brandishing and when is it a legal display of a firearm to back down an attack?

Smith & Wesson’s new Spec Series Kit includes a knife, challenge coin, and an M&P pistol with all the bells and whistles.

Given perpetrators tend to travel in packs, learning to engage multiple targets effectively and efficiently is a key self-defense skill.

The STK100 is Rock Island Armory's first striker-fired pistol, chambered in 9mm and uniquely boasting an aluminum-alloy frame.

Designed specifically for civilian defensive shooters, Federal Punch cuts costs of defensive ammo, but not at the expense of performance.

There's more to picking a gun light than simply strapping a torch to your heater.

No ammo. No range. No Problem. A dry fire training system allows you to keep your skills sharp in the confines of your own home. Here's what to work on.

The ZPAP92 is Zastava’s semi-auto export pistol version of their M92 military carbine. This AK pistol has the same quality and firepower as their full-sized ZPAP in a package that’s half the size.

Love your wife? Then let her take her own journey buying a concealed carry handgun and getting trained up on it. You'll both be happier.

Taurus’s new GX4 is the latest pistol in a recent trend of micro-compact double-stack 9mm pistols intended for concealed carry. Manufacturers are competing to produce the ideal CCW gun that perfectly balances size, ergonomics, and firepower.

Zev’s new OZ-9C Combat X pistol takes their already popular custom Glock-style design and streamlines it for duty use.

Springfield makes the next stride in the ever-evolving world of concealed carry pistols with their new increased capacity magazines for the Hellcat.

Surviving a lethal-force encounter in a riot is only the first step. The next, ensuring you don't get hung out to dry by the legal system.

Whether you realized it or not, shooting with night vision requires some special techniques. Here they are.

The M&P 9 Shield EZ feels like a .380 Auto, performs like a 9mm.