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The most recent in a long line of northeastern gunmakers to relocate or expand outside their traditional home range in the past few years, Kimber Mfg. will be building a new engineering and manufacturing facility in Troy, Alabama. The company’s press release cited all the usual suspects: unprecedented growth, desire for increased manufacturing facilities, the…
Have you been following the caliber war with Rob Leatham and Rob Pincus? It started on Monday when Leatham ignited the fire again arguing for his preference of the .45ACP, and provided a compelling shooting demonstration. Toward the end of the video, he called out Pincus for more debate on the subject, who took notice…
Adding to his extensive rebuttal of Rob Leatham’s momentum arguments, Rob Pincus posted a video on Facebook and provided more fuel for his fire: Rob Leatham, the greatest handgun competitor in the history of The Earth, my friend and my Worlds Collide Collaborator went out of his way to suggest that people should seriously consider…
Looks like World Champion Rob Leatham Struck a Nerve. Rob Pincus has responded to the rant we posted HERE yesterday where Rob Leatham claimed the all-powerful .45 as being the undisputed knockdown champion over 9mm. While professionals from the medical, ballistics, armed professional and training side have weighed in decidedly in favor of the 9mm being…
World Champion and shooting legend Rob Leatham explains which is better, 45 or 9mm. Do you agree or disagree? Comment below.
Last week, SIG Sauer arguably raised the bar for the slim-line subcompact 9 mm market with the introduction of its P365 pistol—a, you guessed it, slim-line, subcompact 9 mm that holds 10+1 rounds or 12+1 with the extended magazine. This is an increase over the S&W Shield and Springfield XD-S in 9 mm—both are 7+1…
Pocket pistols in .380 ACP have been done before, and done well, damn well. I would specifically reference the Ruger LCPII and SIG Sauer’s P238. Both are well made by reputable companies, they are comfortable to shoot—compared to earlier generations—and both have proven to be reliable designs. Are there other guns in this category? Sure,…
