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The fall gun range season is upon us! As we shift into fall, now’s a great time to ask the age-old question: Is your handgun setup where you want it?  Now’s the time to take a hard look at any or all the handguns you run at the range to determine whether there are any upgrades you want to make. Here are three main considerations to keep in mind.  The Functionality of Your Handgun  One of the most direct ways to expand what a handgun can do on the range is to start with the barrel. A threaded barrel allows for muzzle attachments like compensators, which redirect gas to help manage muzzle rise during rapid-fire strings.  For SIG P365 owners, a P365 threaded barrel , including those with updated feed ramps (versus stock), is one of the more functional upgrades available. Just take note of your local and state regulations on threaded barrels (and muzzle devices) before adding one to your setup. How Your Handgun Handles A guide rod upgrade is one of those changes tha...

Do you track your performance at the gun range? From tracking precision shots to running time-based drills, there are plenty of metrics you can monitor. They help you identify areas where you can improve. While there’s a heavy skill element involved, there are many high-quality aftermarket Glock performance parts (and parts for a number of firearms) that give you an edge and help you further fine-tune your performance. Here are a few to consider. Shave Split Seconds Off Your Time with a Flared Magwell One area where people get held up is reloading. When you’re on the clock, the slightest fumble during a reload can add split seconds (or more) to your time. A flared magwell streamlines the reload process. A low-profile Glock 43X magwell (or magwell for any handgun) is a worthwhile upgrade. A low-profile design makes it ideal for concealed carry, but it’s the funneled mouth design that matters most. This funnel guides mags smoothly and efficiently. Gain a Higher Level of ...

Whether you have a new Gen 6 Glock or a trusty SIG Sauer P365, if you want to take it to the next level, a few easy-to-install upgrades can make a big difference. From Glock performance parts that make your slide cycle more reliably to threaded barrels to expand your pistol’s functionality, the right parts can make your firearm shoot and feel better. Here are a few options to consider. Improve Functionality with a Threaded Barrel and Muzzle Device A threaded barrel can be incredibly easy to install. A SIG P365 threaded barrel is nearly drop-in ready, while replacing a Glock barrel can be done in just a couple of minutes if you have experience with firearm disassembly. It’s straightforward to install and opens up a world of possibilities for your shooting. Do you want to reduce muzzle rise or felt recoil? Try a compensator. Want to try out using a suppressor? A threaded barrel makes it possible. It’s a game-changing upgrade that can expand your handgun’s functionality an...

What do your Ruger RXM accessories say about you as a shooter? Believe it or not, how you mod your handgun can say a lot about you. Do you have a threaded barrel, allowing you to choose the muzzle attachment that best suits your current needs? Do you prefer accessories for your handgun that make it easier to reload during tactical drills? Here is what your handgun accessories reveal about your shooting style.  Threaded Barrel: Adaptable Shooting Style Do you have a SIG P365 threaded barrel upgrade installed on your pistol? You like to stay adaptable. From compensators to suppressors, you can easily switch out muzzle devices to suit your needs. If you find yourself at a competition, a comp or muzzle brake might be best to help mitigate muzzle rise or recoil, while you might want a suppressor when shooting at the range. If your handgun has a threaded barrel, you have an adaptable shooting style, ready for anything. Extended Mag Baseplates and Magwells: The Competition Shooter...

Whether you just bought a new handgun or you want to upgrade your tried-and-true pistol, there are plenty of aftermarket parts available. Whether it’s a Sig P365 grip module with upgraded stippling or a slide plate with a laser-etched design, there are quite a few reasons to install aftermarket parts on your handgun. Here are a few reasons to consider.  Show Off Your Personality Guns are personal, and many people like to add a personal touch to their firearms to make them uniquely “theirs.” It’s not just the guys with an aftermarket AR 15 dust cover in a cool color who get to customize their guns, either. Although handguns are harder to personalize due to their smaller size, you still have options. For example, you can install a custom rear slide cover plate with a striking graphic. Meanwhile, mag floor plates, dust plugs, and even mag releases can be swapped out for something with a pop of color. All of these aftermarket parts can be coordinated, giving your handgun a unique ...