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What is the Best Glock Pistol?
Posted by Jim Grant on September 27, 2024Glock pistols are all the same - except they're not. In fact, there are so many variants of Gaston Glock's magnum opus that many people refer to them by caliber, but even that doesn't help when deciding on which one is best for your needs. After all, several Glock pistols share the same caliber but have vastly different barrel lengths, overall size, and magazine capacity. So, while you may be set on a 9mm Glock, that only slightly narrows down your selection. Thankfully, we've done the research for you and compiled a guide on choosing the best Glock pistol for your needs.Share:2 comments -
Guide to Single-Shot Rifles
Posted by Jim Grant on September 20, 2024Single-Shot Rifles seem like a relic of a bygone era, but they are still produced to this day - and for good reason. Many of these guns represent the ultimate option for reliable firearms. But given how dated their core design is, can these manually-operated firearms compete in a modern market?Share: -
.17 HMR vs .22lr
Posted by Jim Grant on September 13, 2024In the simplest terms, .22lr is cheap, plentiful, and lightweight, while .17HMR is versatile and more powerful. But there is a lot more to comparing the two calibers than just performance and price.Share: -
The .300 Blackout Krink
Posted by Palmetto State Armory on September 6, 2024The 300 Blackout Krinkov from Palmetto State Armory is almost here! In today’s update, we’ll cover the models available at launch, share an inside look at what our partners at SureShot Armament are working on, and take you along for some range time with the 300 Blackout Krink.
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What is NATO Ammunition?
Posted by Jim Grant on August 30, 20247.62x51mm NATO, .308 Win - these rounds are often spoken of interchangeably, but this isn't actually true. In fact, NATO ammunition often differs tremendously from standard ammo and shooters should be aware of these differences before buying, let alone firing these rounds through their favorite firearm.Share: -
New Holster from ANR Design for the PSA Dagger
Posted by Palmetto State Armory on August 29, 2024Building on the success of the Dagger line, we've teamed up with ANR Design to offer a premium holster solution tailored specifically for your Compact and Full Size S pistols. This collaboration brings you a holster crafted with precision and quality, providing secure, comfortable carry options that perfectly complement your Dagger pistol for any adventure or daily carry.
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Beginner's Guide to Competition Shooting
Posted by Jim Grant on August 23, 2024Competition shooting is one of the best ways to improve a shooter's skills while having a great time. But with so many different disciplines and styles of matches, it can be a daunting task to pick the best one for you. Thankfully, we've assembled a handy guide for competition shooting for beginners.Share: -
Amicus Brief SUBMITTED - ATF Receiver/Frame Rule (VanDerStok v. Garland)
Posted by Palmetto State Armory on August 21, 2024On August 20th, 2024, Palmetto State Armory and FRAC joined forces, filing an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of plaintiffs challenging the ATF's Frame/Receiver Rule (VanDerStok v. Garland). Our commitment to defending your constitutional rights is unwavering.
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How to Mount a Scope
Posted by Palmetto State Armory on August 13, 2024Using the proper technique and tools when mounting your rifle scope is crucial for maintaining accuracy and protecting your optic. While there are various methods for mounting scopes and optics, this video provides a fundamental guide on key considerations for installing a scope on a Picatinny rail.
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Home Defense Handgun vs Shotgun vs Rifle
Posted by Jim Grant on August 9, 2024When choosing a home defense weapon, it's important to pick the perfect tool for the job. Rifles and shotguns are great but often unwieldy inside of a home. Alternatively, handguns lack the ballistic potency of larger shoulder-fired weapons. So how do you decide among a home defense handgun vs shotgun vs rifle? Narrow down your needs and the limitations of each and find the perfect combination.Share: