One thing the author has learned is that it is best to be prepared — well prepared. This applies to medical kits and firearms, as well as vehicles. He is also aware that some of us are on a tight budget, so when he came across a gun like this, with an affordable price tag...\xa0he jumped on it!

Shortly after the Anaconda was released with a 4.25-inch barrel was released, the author was on the phone. Sure, he could have turned in a review after a range session or two, but with a ‘snake’ gun in your hand, how long would you want to stretch it out? Yeah, our author felt the same way.

There’s a new kid in town when it comes to polymer-framed handguns! In the author’s case, that’s almost a literal statement. You see, he lives in the DFW area, and Rost Martin is in Dallas.\xa0The husband-and-wife owners of Rost Martin are strong Second Amendment supporters with a desire to make their contribution — an\xa0affordable, polymer-framed pistol.

Ruger introduced its Ruger Precision Rifle to be a reliable and consistent rifle for long-distance competition shooting. It comes chambered in .223 Rem., .308 Win., .300 PRC, .300 Win. Mag., .338 Lapua, 6mm Creedmoor, 6.5mm Creedmoor, and 6.5 PRC. MSRP varies by caliber, but they hover around \\$2,000-2,600. It’s a significant investment. It’s also dead-on accurate.

People want to carry a concealed firearm. It’s no secret that it can be uncomfortable. Holsters rub, pistols poke and prod, and the extra weight can strain your back. Most of us find a workaround by trying different holster and pistol combinations. Like all methods of carry, off-body has its pros and cons. There’s no one-size-fits-all option, but off-body carry may work for you.