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Have you been seeing and hearing a lot about the new 380 ACP Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 being difficult to load to max capacity, both the 10 round and the 12 round magazine. Did a little video for awareness to discuss what may be an issue with this new pocket carry/BUG. Range result will be included in full review.

Full review coming soon, but here is my first look at the new for 2024 Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 chambered in 380 ACP. We also compare it to the M&P Bodyguard 380, the Sig Sauer P365 in .380, the Ruger LCP Max and the S&W M&P 2.0 Subcompact 9mm.

Viewer Request Review: The Walther PDP F-Series 3.5 inch vs Glock 26 Gen 5. In this review, we compare these two 9mm offerings. The Walther is the smallest PDP offered for conceal carry. The Glock 26 used to be the smallest 9mm Glock for concealed carry.

Comparing these two compact/subcompact 9mm offerings from Hecker and Koch is kinda like comparing two Mercedes Benz models. The HK VP9SK is the carry size version of the VP9. The HK P30SK is the carry size version of the HK P30. One is striker fired and one is hammer fired. The VP9 SK is the B version, named appropriately HK VP9SK-B. The P30 is officially named HK P30SK-S V3. We hope you enjoy this review!

YAFI - You Asked For It: A comparison review of the Ruger LCP in 380 ACP and the the Smith and Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380. Both hold 6 rounds, are small, chambered in 380 ACP, can be pocket carried, can be ankle carry, can be small of the back or anywhere else. Which would YOU Choose?

Which would YOU choose?

Comparison review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum and the S&W M&P 5.7 choices. 22WMR 5.7x28

To have better grip fit when in use, I changed the grip on the new for 2024 357 magnum Diamondback SDR revolver. It is a Hogue Monogrip J frame round butt rubber grip. You loose some concealability, but you gain a lot more. Rumble version includes actual install.

in today's review, we compare the the Glock 45 to the Walther PDP compact. Both are chambered in 9mm and are striker fired.

YAFI - You wanted to know the trigger weight of the new Diamondback SDR revolver in 357 magnum . . . So, we did this review for you. (Of course, it can also use 38 Special loads as well as 38 +P if you were wondering.)

Today's review focuses on the assortment of 380 ACP offerings that Glock is still making new in 2024. The Glock 42, the Glock 25 and the Glock 28. Three different sizes to fit your hand just right!

The brand new for 2024, the 357 magnum Diamondback SDR, which stands for Self Defense Revolver. As seen at Shot Show this year, now here in real life for a full review. It has a push button cylinder release, fiber optic 3 dot sights, 6 round capacity, SMOOTH trigger, and a lighter weight than expected. It uses S&W J Frame grips, in case you feel the need to change them, and Hogue makes some to fit.

Another ToT (This or That) video this morning! Which would YOU choose? Both are chambered in 9mm of course.

Longtime favorite of US Navy Seals and gamers alike, the FNX-45 Tactical now has a newer, younger striker fired competitor in its own family. WIll the FN 545 Tactical teach the older hammer fired FNX a few new tricks? Or will the the FNX show the striker fired 545 "Who's the Daddy?"

New this year from Springfield Armory, a new version of their Tactical Response Pistol! Features a forged carbon steel slide with black cerakote, a 4.25 inch barrel, 1:16 twist, chambered in 45 ACP, a forged carbon steel frame with 20 LPI checkering and black cerakote, 2 piece magwell, Generation 2 speed trigger, tactical rack 3 dot tritium night sights, VZ grips (black, Hydra G-10) and 3 magazines with 7 round capacity. And VERY importantly, a carry contour (bobbed) frame in the back! Look out Ed Brown Kobra Carry!

YAFI: Comparison video review of the (sort of) new Glock 25 Gen 3, chambered in .380 ACP AND the Glock 19 Gen 5, which is chambered in 9mm. Viewers asked for this video, so we hope you like and share! Which one of these would YOU choose?

Both of these 9mm choices were submissed to the US military for their recent handgun contract. The SIG ended up as the winner of the contract. Which of these two would you choose from this comparison review?

Based on a Glock 26, the Stoeger STR-9 SC holds 10 rounds and has replaceable grip backstraps, dovetailed replaceable metal sights, steel magazines and has front slide serrations. This full review will even compare it to the Glock as well as include the all important range footage for this 9mm.

So, which one do you think is my favorite M&P?

A quick first look today at the not so new Stoeger STR 9 SC. It is a Glock 26 sized offering with a standard 10 round magazine capacity. This model comes with metal 3 dot night sights and metal guide rod as well. Watch for our full review soon!

Today, we compare the new Smith & Wesson SD9 2.0 to the newish SCCY CPX-2 Gen 3. Both are chambered in 9mm and have nice looking stainless steel slides. They will set you back about the same amount, but which would you choose?

Here is a quick video to show how to field strip / takedown your CZ Scorpion for cleaing. This also applies to the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1 and probably other models too.

Here are two of the entrants in the US military MHS trials: The Beretta M9A3 and the Sig M17. This M17 is the actual miltary version (versus the commercial version P320 M17). These are also Hammer versus Striker and both are in the tacticool required FDE color. Which would you pick?

The exact same SIG used by the US military. It comes with one 17 round magazine and two 21 round mags as well. There are also 2 different recoil springs for weaker versus stronger ammo. This also has a manual safety on it, unlike most P320 versions. And, this only uses the Sig Romeo M17 red dot - AND NO OTHERS. This is the military version of the Sig P320-M17.

Finally have a copy of the newest Scorpion, the CZ Scorpion 3 Plus. It is chambered in 9mm and comes with two 20 round magazines. I added a red dot sight at the same time, as the sights are black out, which are useless sights for me.