Snub Nose & Belly Guns, Pistol Brace SBR Amnesty, Pocket Carry and More!

The Shooter's Log by Cheaper Than Dirt! | [View in Browser]( [Cheaper than Dirt]( [When Size Matters… Snub Nose and Belly Guns]( [When Size Matters… Snub Nose and Belly Guns]( The snub nose was designed for self-defense at short distances. In general, the term is used to refer to any revolver with a barrel shorter than 3 inches. The term “belly gun” might have come about because many people carried these weapons concealed in the trouser waist band, close to the belly. Others believe that the name belly gun evolved because of the method of use: placing the barrel into the belly of the opponent and pulling the trigger. [Read More]( [Pocket Carry — Realistic or Lazy?]( [Pocket Carry — Realistic or Lazy?]( Size is often the main consideration when selecting a firearm. The pistol will need to fit in your pocket — discreetly. Do you want a semi-auto or a revolver? What caliber are you comfortable with? These are a couple of things you should consider. There are tons of great pocket-carry guns, so let’s look at some of the most popular options. [Read More]( [ATF: Pistol Brace and SBR Amnesty]( [ATF: Pistol Brace and SBR Amnesty]( Did you know there was an amnesty and free tax stamp to register your pistol brace-equipped firearm into an SBR? The devil is in the details, but here everything you need to know about the latest rules regarding braced pistols, tax stamps, and amnesty. [Read More]( [Turkey Guns: Mossberg 535 Turkey Thug Review]( [Turkey Guns: Mossberg 535 Turkey Thug Review]( The Mossberg 535 is among the most affordable and useful heavy use shotguns in the world. There is no mystery in the title. The 535 is a modified Model 500 designed to handle 3.5-inch 12 gauge shells. While there are some tradeoffs, the 535 remains one of the best choices for turkey, small game, deer hunting, and serves well for home defense. [Read More]( [A History of The .38 Special]( [A History of The .38 Special]( Manufactured by Colt, the .38 Long Colt cartridge was insanely popular. However, there was one problem with the .38 Long Colt: It lacked velocity. In 1898, the U.S. military introduced the .38 Special cartridge, which was designed to overcome the underwhelming limitations of the .38 Long Colt. While its popularity was tempered by the introduction of the .45 ACP, the .38 holds a special place in history and the hearts of shooters. [Read More]( [9mm Amm]( [Win This Firearm]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( P.O Box 162087 Fort Worth, TX, 76161, US © 2023 CTD, Inc. All Rights Reserved If you want to unsubscribe from our mailing list, unsubscribe [here](