Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Concealed Carry”
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SIG M17 vs M18 2026: Which to Buy — and Which You Can Own
SIG M17 vs M18: Which One Should You Buy? (The Three-Second Answer)
Short answer: If you are going to carry it, buy the M18 — 3.9" barrel, 7.2" overall. If you want the longer sight radius for range work and competition, buy the M17 — 4.7" barrel, 8.0" overall. That is the whole decision, because mechanically only three parts separate the two pistols: the slide, the barrel, and the recoil spring assembly. Everything else is the same gun — same Fire Control Unit (FCU), same grip height and width, and the 17-round standard magazines are fully interchangeable, as are the 21-round extended magazines.
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Best IDPA Pistol for Beginners 2026: SSP, CCP, Budget Picks Under $500 + First Match Guide
What Is the Best IDPA Pistol for Beginners?
Quick answer: Use whatever 9mm pistol you already own. If you’re buying new, Glock 19 ($550) for CCP, Glock 34 ($700) for SSP, CZ 75D PCR ($450 used) for budget builds. Skip the race gear — your EDC pistol, a concealment holster, and a cover garment will get you to your first match for under $640.
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Glock 19 vs Glock 17 Complete Comparison: Size, Performance & Best Uses
Glock 19 vs Glock 17: The Ultimate Showdown of Two Classic Pistols
Within the Glock pistol family, the Glock 17 and Glock 19 are undoubtedly the two most popular models. Whether you’re law enforcement, military personnel, competitive shooter, or civilian enthusiast, these two pistols are among the top choices. But which one should you choose? This article provides an in-depth comparison from every angle to help you make the best decision.
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IDPA Training at Home 2026: 6 Shot-Timer Drills for Draw, Cover & Reloads (Airsoft or Dry Fire)
What is IDPA?
IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) is a shooting sport emphasizing realistic defensive scenarios. Unlike IPSC, IDPA focuses more on practical application, requiring shooters to use concealed carry equipment and shoot in scenarios simulating everyday threats.