The Long-Gun Tier of EDC: Pack Rifle Alongside the Carry Pistol
The pack-rifle tier of EDC — what it means to carry a takedown rimfire alongside the pistol, and the Day 43 prize stack analyzed for that use case.
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Best Multitool for Everyday Carry (2026 Guide): 7 Top Picks Compared
The best EDC multitools for 2026, from the new MagnaCut Leatherman Arc to a $45 Victorinox classic — 7 picks with manufacturer-verified specs, ranked by how you carry.
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How to Actually Spend a $500 Crossbreed Gift Card — and Build the Holster Rotation Every CCW Carrier Eventually Owns
The HK VP9A1 X Tactical winner gets a $500 Crossbreed gift card. Here is how a PEDC carrier would actually build the four-holster rotation.
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Father’s Day EDC Gift Guide 2026: 8 Picks That Earn a Dad’s Pocket
Eight Father’s Day EDC gift picks that actually earn a dad’s pocket. Verified specs from each manufacturer, priced $13 to $206, ready in time for June 21, 2026.
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The .45 ACP Would Like a Few Words with You Whippersnappers
Keep your 5.7, your 6.8, your 20 rounds of 9mm. I have a .45. The .45 ACP was developed by John Moses Browning (pbuh) about 120 years ago. While it’s not the most powerful or ballistically lethal round available, nonetheless the .45 ACP has earned the reputation as being a man-stopper. Why? Its ability to…
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SIG TIPS from the UnPewFessional: Back Plate Removal & Installation
Want to DIY Your SIG the UnPewFessional Way? Believe it or not, you don’t have to be a gunsmith to both remove and reinstall an Sig Sauer P-365 back plate. It should seem simple enough, but Sig Sauer uses a locking tab on the striker sleeve that locks the back plate in place. Fools! You…
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Honest Review: Law Tactical AR Folding Stock Adapter
The Law Tactical Folding Stock Adapter is the AR-15 folder to buy. It bolts onto any standard AR lower in minutes, keeps your factory buffer, spring and gas setup, folds the stock with one button and locks back into firing position on its own. With the stock folded, the rifle fires one round; unfold it…
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Why Does KelTec’s Sub2000 5.7 Make So Much Sense?
They called the 5.7 a “meme gun,” and I memed along. Behold, I have now become the meme. KelTec recently announced a new arrival that sent shivers down the spines of the 5.7x28mm cult. Despite the fact that I’m pretty indifferent to any 5.7 firearm, KelTec’s new Sub2000 Gen 3 5.7 piqued my interest nicely….
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Honest Review: Kriss Vector .22 LR
The Vector from fun range toy to defensive dynamo is clear … One of the most unique firearms in my collection has to be my Kriss Vector, with the Super V Recoil Mitigation System. It’s truly unique in the industry. I own a .45 ACP Vector, and my only complaint with it is that it…
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Honest Review: Bond Arms Stinger Fireball Derringer
Bond Arms is known for making tiny pocket derringers in all sorts of calibers, from .22 LR all the way up to .50 AE! My personal experience with defensive pistols like these is mixed. On the one hand, I love that these are American-made firearms crafted from stainless steel that I can just drop right…
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Why Ruger’s 10/22 Is for You, You, and You Too
The Ruger 10/22 is iconic—legendary, even. It’s one of the most recognizable models of firearm on the market, and one of the most popular .22 caliber rifles in the United States since its introduction. An early pioneer of modern firearms design, it’s been in continuous production since 1964. It’s estimated that there are over 7…
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Let’s Talk About SLx, Baby: Primary Arms’ SLx Microprism Series
This is one SLxy optics line that’ll definitely still respect you in the morning. Primary Arms’ SLx MicroPrism series reflex sights punch way above their weight … erm, price … class. The SLx series offers a solid feature set that would meet the demands of even the pickiest shooter at a price that would be…
