Snake Slayer in Swamps of S.C

I took my snake slayer in the driving holster on a 23 mile paddle trip on the Edisto river. Know what threats we may face i loaded one shot shell (for snakes) and one 45LC for alligator. And had spare shells on me. I never felt under gunned and was a very comfortable setup to paddle a canoe.  The build quality is top notch, i only wish Bond ar...

Matthew Lampe

Amazing Handgun

I added the Snake Slayer IV to my collection last week. I just got a chance to fire it this past weekend. All I can say is “WOW!”. When firing .45 LC’s it has no more kick than my Colt 1911, a much heavier handgun. I was totally surprised. I expected it to kick like a mule. It is smooth and well balanced. Then I loaded it up wi...

The Ranger II – Something Worth Having

I’ve had my Ranger II for three weeks now and I want to thank you for making such a perfect firearm. It is powerful, dependable, versatile, beautiful, easy to carry and a lot of fun to shoot. It shows pride of workmanship, which translates into pride of ownership and it is so “rock solid” strong that it truly gives me peace of ...

Quite the Punch

Purchased my snake slayer mainly for staying on even terms with the prairie rattler but it will also do duty as a personal protection weapon. Took advantage of the 2nd barrel at half price and ordered a 3″ 38/357. Broke it in yesterday at our back forty range on our property and was impressed. The hammer bit me once but adjusted my grip an...

BULLPUP++

Great trigger pull. Very little recoil. Excellent shoot from the hip presentation. Looks wicked cool too! Love the rich color of the grips.