A few of years ago, I read a short blog post by Todd Green entitled “Feelings”. It was about how it’s easy … Continued
Writer Profile: Chris Baker
Chris Baker joined the Lucky Gunner team in 2011 and, among other roles, serves as the editor of Lucky Gunner Lounge.
Chris has a broad interest in all types of shooting activities, but he’s most passionate about firearms as tools for personal protection. Prior to working for Lucky Gunner full time, Chris taught basic handgun skills and concealed carry permit classes to a diverse range of clients in his home state of North Carolina. He is a Rangemaster-certified Shotgun and Advanced Handgun Instructor and NRA Handgun Instructor. His ongoing pursuit of knowledge in the shooting world has included over 500 hours of professional firearms and self-defense training from instructors like Ken Hackathorn, Tom Givens, Ernest Langdon, Craig Douglas, Gabe White, Darryl Bolke, Wayne Dobbs, Chuck Haggard, Claude Werner, John Hearne, Jim Higginbotham, Kyle DeFoor, and Randy Cain, among others.
Posts by Chris Baker
A Critical Look at Revolver Accuracy and Reliability
Welcome to the third installment in our Wheel Gun Wednesday series. Every Wednesday, I’ll be exploring a topic related to … Continued
Ruger Introduces New Carry Guns for 2015
At SHOT Show, it’s easy to get sidetracked by all of the novel new products that are vying for attention. A … Continued
First Look: Korth Sky Marshal 9mm Revolver
The week before last, I posted some thoughts about the age old question of whether revolvers are still relevant for … Continued
Leupold D-EVO – Game Changer or Gimmick?
When I first heard about the new Leupold D-EVO optic, the first thing that came to mind was, of course, … Continued
Beretta M9A3 – A First Look At The M9 Done Right
One of the guns I was most eager to check out at this year’s SHOT Show is the upcoming Beretta … Continued
Lucky Gunner at SHOT Show 2015
It’s that time of year — SHOT Show 2015 is just around the corner. SHOT is the big firearms industry … Continued
Are Semi-Autos Better Than Revolvers? Wrong Question.
In the history of the development of firearms technology, there’s a good chunk of the timeline between the debut of Sam … Continued