Chronicles of a BUG: How accurate is it?

One of the things that pulled me the direction of the Pico is that it actually has real sights on it. It is not uncommon for pocket sized guns to have a poor excuse for sights, usually in the form of a shallow rear notch and barely noticeable milled in front post. This also means …

Chronicles of a BUG: Beretta Pico

Last year I made a commitment to running a revolver basically exclusively for a year. It gave me the opportunity to really grasp some of the nuance associated with the wheel gun. This year I am looking at doing sort of the same with smaller pistols. I don't want to limit myself to just backup …

Learning to Drive the Dot

In the past, I have been a very accuracy focused shooter. While certainly not the most accurate, I place a lot of value in being able to get really solid hits. Because of that, I prefer a very precise sight picture, with the fired round hitting to the top of the front blade. This allows …

Some things FN did right with the 509

By chance, I stumbled into a FN 509, the supposed result of FN's offering for the U.S. Military's MHS that the Sig P320 eventually won. The 509 was not a gun that was on my radar. In fact, I had greater interest in the M&P 2.0 that the FN 509, but an opportunity came up …