Guns people defend until they finally admit the problems
Some guns have loyal fan bases that will defend them through almost anything. A failure becomes “bad ammo.” A…
Carrier says a derringer fell out when he sneezed — and the whole thread turned into a brutal conversation about what people call “good enough” carry
A Reddit user in r/CCW dropped a story into a broader discussion about where and when people carry, and…
Firearms that lose their appeal once the problems show up
Some firearms are easy to want before they are easy to live with. They look right, feel interesting, carry…
Gun Owner Says a Man Tugged on His Shirt After Spotting His Concealed Pistol — Then Called Him Out in Front of Customers
The gun owner was doing what concealed carriers usually hope to do in public: mind his own business. No…
Rifles that look rugged but don’t earn much trust
Some rifles look like they were built to survive a week in the backcountry. Heavy barrels, thick stocks, oversized…
Gun owner says his dad refused to use a holster at dinner — and then the pistol hit the restaurant floor in front of everyone on the way out
A Reddit user in r/CCW shared a carry story that was short on mystery and heavy on secondhand embarrassment….
Guns that make buyers wish they had kept walking
Some guns give you warning signs before you ever fill out the paperwork. The trigger feels rough. The sights…
Worker Says His Company Banned Firearms in Company Trucks — Then He Had to Decide Whether the Job Was Worth Staying Unarmed
The worker had been at the job for almost three years. That matters, because this was not a brand-new…
15 guns that owners trust more after every year they keep them
Some guns make a big impression at the counter and then slowly get less exciting once real use starts….
Gun seller says an in-person Armslist buyer agreed to everything — then the cash started getting weird the second they met face to face
A gun seller in Reddit’s r/guns described a private-sale meetup that started out almost too easy and then got…