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Gents,
I’ve been a loyal reader/Subscriber of Gun Test Magazine since rule early ’90’s. Frankly, i buy guns/ammo/gear most of the time using your reviews.
I just read one of the Most profound article I’ve ever seen in a gun magazine. I’m talking about the Article titled, “For Everyday Concealed Carry, Deciding on Guns, Ammunition.
This Article should be mandatory for All Newbies to read Before they get started in CC. Frankly, there is a Lot of good information for Seasoned Shooters as well.
Keep up the good work.
Best regards,
Al Lovitz
P.S. – When are you going to do a review on the HK CC9? I Just bought and Really like this Pistol.
I enjoy your magazine and appreciate all the improvements and work you have put into in over the past years. My subscription has expired. With in the last few months, I have experienced a stroke and I have become completely blind in my dominant eye and have been physically incapacitated.
I appreciate your offer to renew my subscription. However, in order to save you the expense of future correspondence with me, I am writing to ask that you stop mailings. I have trouble reading, and I cannot shoot, or travel to the gun range.
I am writing to save you time, effort and expense.
Thank you