I had friend recently get me to install his Ruger LCP with a Lasermax laser.  I had not seen this laser before, and I was impressed.  One of the great things about the Ruger LCP is that it is so small and perfect for a pocket or backup gun.  However, the sights leave something to be desired.  In a word, they are almost non-existent. Enter the Lasermax option for the LCP.  It is a compact laser that mounts on the trigger guard of the gun. ...

Summer is winding down, and I for one am glad.  I’m sick of a hot shop that sucks the life out of you.  I am also ready for the change of season and the busyness that comes with fall.  Our shop is already coming out of the summer lull (who shoots when its hot?!!).  We are excited about a few of the great projects that kept us rolling this summer.  Two of these were outside the norm, but very interesting restorations.  More to come on that...

Word on the street is that Ruger is really ramping up their production of the LC9.  It is supposed to be the next greatest thing in pocket carry.  Bigger than the LCP, it packs 7+1 capacity of 9mm.  It looks great, and I can’t wait to try one.  If it is as good as the LCP, they will have done something that is awesome. By the way, we have been told that the LC9 and the LCP come off the same production line.  I can’t confirm this,...

This weekend we had a TN Handgun Carry Permit Class.  It was interesting to see what the students were using.  One student had been turned on to the Ruger LCP.  He originally came in for a Glock 19, but after seeing the LCP the decision was simple.  Paired with a DeSantis Superfly, it is a great combination for pocket carry.  He ended up shooting a perfect score, so I would say it’s a viable CCW option. If you are interested, contact Jim...

If you haven’t looked at the Ruger LCP for CCW, you are missing a great pistol.  Our retail arm, Mossy Creek Arms,  has been selling the LCP’s as fast as we can get them in.  In fact, I met a customer at the shop this weekend to complete the sale of a used Glock 19.  But when he saw the LCP he quickly changed his mind. The LCP has several upsides.  First, it is in .380 caliber and not .32.  That small change makes it better for...