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I’ve recently been testing the G2C compact 9mm handgun, which Taurus graciously agreed to lend me after speaking with them at the SHOT show. I was attracted to the gun because of it’s compact size, magazine capacity, external safety, and general ergonomics. It also didn’t hurt that when I requested an evaluation gun the Taurus rep uttered the 5 words every woman loves to hear… “What color would you like?”

I must admit that when I discovered the retail price of the gun I was, at once, surprised and more than a little suspicious of the quality of a handgun that cheap. However, seeing is believing, and my instinct was that there is a lot of value in the G2C.

Don’t miss today’s post!

“How much does this kick?”

This is the most common question I hear when I bring a new shooter to the range, and understandably so! Having an idea of what to expect is comforting, so you’re not surprised by the blast. Looking to provide a recoil resource for my readers, and also because I was curious, I decided to compare the recoil of several popular handguns to see how they differed.

Check out my latest post for the results!

Is hand strength an important factor when choosing a firearm? Most shooters can take hand strength for granted; but for many people, simple operations like loading a magazine, pulling back a slide, or clearing a jammed bullet can become barriers to the safe and effective use of a pistol. The ability to operate your firearm every time without delay or failure is important, sometimes critically important.

For this post I decided to compare the slide tension of several popular handguns. Click the link below to see how they ranked!

I’m a petite, shooter and prefer to carry micro compact handguns, so I’ve enjoyed watching gun makers compete to increase the magazine capacity in this firearm category.

Today I’m reviewing the Hellcat, Springfield’s newest micro 9 handgun. With it, they claim to have the world’s highest capacity 9 millimeter micro compact! Sig Saur was first to shatter the 6 bullet (+1 in the chamber) ceiling in the micro subcompact world with their P365 by providing a 10-round magazine plus one in the chamber. Now Springfield has one upped them with the Hellcat’s 11+1.

I’ve been anxious to see for myself what it’s like to carry and fire this handgun and I’m sharing all my thoughts with you on the blog!