Click Here Get Notes by EmailToday: Gun Reviews: The Smith & Wesson Shield, Remington’s Latest R51, and Lone Wolf Distributors’ Timberwolf Compact Frame.  I talk for about 15 minutes about each’s good parts, fit feel, and what they would be best used for.  Not technically data, but actually information you could use to see if one of these guns is right for you to use in your self defense.

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Podcast Outline:

Review of the Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm

Safety Solutions Academy Plan B, the reason I can actually use one of these guns now

Clinger Holster to carry the gun in

Blade Tech Magazine Pouch

Difference in thinking when carrying a single stack gun vs a double stack gun

Review of the Remington R51

Was going to buy and then didn’t

Weird Grip Safety

Crappy Trigger

Unusual slide operation that let the gun lock half way open a bunch

Crappier reset on the trigger (even worst then firing the gun)

I’m not sure they really fixed the thing

Holsters Mentioned

Concealment Solutions

On Your 6 Designs

Review of the Lone Wolf Distributors Timberwolf Compact Frame

Doesn’t switch straight over from a Glock Gen 3 like I’d believed. You have to read the fine print on their sight

Love the grip angle

Love the beaver tail on the gun 1911 style

Like the fit and finish

Don’t like the finger grooves (wish they had gotten rid of those all together)

Don’t like the undercut on the trigger guard. I still get Glock knuckle with the thing

 

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Stay Safe,

Ben

 

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