Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog
Why You Need a Good Hiking Revolver
by Jeff WoodWhether for self-defense – from two or four-legged predators – or for hunting and recreational purposes, having a trustworthy wheelgun at your side greatly impacts your time in the woods.
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The Best-Selling New Guns of 2019
by Chris EgerWe crunched our numbers for the first 11 months of the year so far and came up with a list of the most popular new guns in 2019.
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7 Dwarfs — that is pocket pistols that will treat you right
by Eve FlaniganHere are seven choices of pocket pistol — the “Seven Dwarves” — that have stood the test of time and dependability as my own carry guns or respected friends
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Shooting through a jacket pocket with both revolvers, semi-autos (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerJames with TFB TV plays some pocket pool with the use of a tiny purple coat and a Ruger LCRx and Kel-Tec P3AT to see if it is a realistic option for self-defense.
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You’re gonna want to grow a bigger beard after watching this (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerSure you've heard of IWB carry, open carry, shoulder holsters, small of the back, pocket and ankle carry-- but beard carry?
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Is the Ruger LCRx the world’s first polymer kit gun? (VIDEO)
by Jim GrantKit, or trail guns are light-weight pistols designed to be part of a camper's survival gear. All were chambered in .22LR until Ruger introduced their LCRx.
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Gun Review: Sturm Ruger LCR .357
by David HigginbothamRuger knows how to make revolvers. One of their most popular wheel guns is the .357 LCR, and for good reason. This 17 ounce .357 is about as light and compact as the platform gets. With its enclosed hammer and short barrel, the LCR is a favorite for concealed carry. While recoil from the .357 can be a bit punchy, the round trumps anything a polymer semi-auto can offer.
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