An Update, An Absence, and An ECO.
I just wanted to give a quick update. My last article was May 5th, which in internet terms might as well be a lifetime ago. Why? My real job got hectic and I ...
Author: C. J. Daniel
What!!! You’ve Never Shot Your Carry Gun!?!
If you read my previous post discussing the first 50 rounds fired through my Dan Wesson ECO you will know that it malfunctioned 12 times within the first 30 rou...
DW ECO After The First Fifty
For the first 50 rounds I decided to use Browning’s Practice/Target ammo in 230 grain. I know that Bill Wilson is on record stating the smaller 1911’s ru...
Small 1911’s and Reliability
Earlier this week I started a long-term review of a Dan Wesson ECO, which is a 3.5 inch Officer’s sized 1911. Lest anyone think its reliability will be a...
Dan Wesson ECO
What the… another 1911 review? I say why not? We here at Gun Nuts are simply trying to appease the ghost of John Moses Browning. We feel such appeasement is ne...
Killing Bambi with a 9mm (Or Why A Head-Shot Might Not Stop The Attack)
Click bait title right? Obviously I don’t mean using a 9mm to hunt Mr. Buck; but, I recently had to dispatch a gravely wounded deer with my CCW and in doing so...
Project Lumen – Final Installment
Here is the fourth and final installment of Project Lumen. I reviewed two lights this time and was able to draw some conclusions. I am 100% glad I did this te...
Project Lumen – Part 3
This is the third installment of Project Lumen and things are moving along nicely. Today I offer up data on a cheap piece of crap, a former superstar and a mod...
Project Lumen – Part 2
For Part 2 of Project Lumen we will review the notes and data points from the first three lights tested. During the testing I learned a tidbit that is specific ...
Project Lumen
If you spend any time watching low light videos on YouTube, or reading articles by “experts”, you will notice two differing opinions on the requirements of a ho...