Publication/Issue: Combat Handguns July/August 2017

Corinne Mosher is a professional shooter. Trained at the University of Missouri as a classical violinist, Corinne is now a ...

Cleaning is important to keep your semi-automatic handgun running. Although people differ on handgun cleaning techniques, here are some tips. ...

Most people start out shooting paper targets. But the day you discover steel targets, you realize how much you’ve been ...

A well-made gun belt will support the holster and the handgun, help retain the holster in the preferred location and ...

Competitive shooting is different than combat shooting. There’s no doubt about that. But it’s also true that the two have ...

When Sturm, Ruger & Company introduced the SR1911 in 2011, it quickly proved to be a very reliable, well-made and ...

When the United States entered World War I, the military quickly discovered that its inventory of small arms was woefully ...

The magic number seems to be 10,000 for a handgun endurance test. So, in anticipation of eventually reporting on the ...

I first met Chris Cerino at the 2011 Bianchi Cup. It was just after the first season of the History Channel’s ...

The AR pistol has always had a conflicted place in the panoply of guns. You can’t shoulder it, so it ...

Before we break down the Canik TP9SFx, let's look at who it came to be. Competitive shooting is proper water ...

When you first look at this new product from Brügger & Thomet, a company based out of Switzerland, you might ...

After decades in the criminal justice system and 30-some years of working on federal- and state-level lawsuits related to deadly force, ...

Both Ruger and Smith & Wesson, with the help of modern steels and cutting-edge design methods, are keeping innovation alive ...

The effectiveness of the .357 Magnum is all but legendary. Taken within context, one can see why. It was introduced ...