Articles by Paul Whaley

About Paul Whaley

Paul Whaley is a guy with an interest in practical and defensive pistol shooting techniques with an eye for quality gear. He has received training from Holistic Solutions Group, John Johnston of Citizens Defense Research, Darryl Bolke, Cecil Birch, and Chuck Haggard. When not trying to become a better shooter, he can be found enjoying a Resident Evil game or listening to Warren Zevon.

Grey Ghost Precision | SHOT Show 2019

January 27, 2019 Paul Whaley

One of the final booths that I got to for SHOT 2019 was Grey Ghost Precision. I was not very familiar with them prior to […]

FN America | SHOT Show 2019

January 26, 2019 Paul Whaley

FN America had one of the largest booths at SHOT 2019, and it was packed full of cool stuff. Not only did they have guns for […]

Holosun | SHOT Show 2019

January 24, 2019 Paul Whaley

Holosun is a company that has really made a name for itself over the last few years. They went from the “budget” line, to the […]

Heckler & Koch | SHOT Show 2019

January 24, 2019 Paul Whaley

It is no surprise, I love Heckler & Koch. Their guns have been featured in many of my pistol drills, and I’ve reviewed magazines for […]

DC Machine Barrels | SHOT Show 2019

January 24, 2019 Paul Whaley

I was able to stop by the DC Machine booth this week, and speak to one of their head engineers. He was very knowledgeable and […]

Butler Creek ASAP | SHOT Show 2019

January 23, 2019 Paul Whaley

One of the things that caught my eye at the Butler Creek booth was the ASAP. This is a new for SHOT 2019 product, an […]

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Rosco Manufacturing | SHOT Show 2019

January 23, 2019 Paul Whaley

Rosco Manufacturing was one of my first stops at SHOT 2019, and I’m glad I came to their booth. They had something that I was […]

Streamlight | SHOT Show 2019

January 23, 2019 Paul Whaley

Streamlight is a household name in the WML world, and at SHOT 2019, they released some new variations on previous products. A myriad of updates […]

Mossberg MC1sc | SHOT Show 2019

January 23, 2019 Paul Whaley

I don’t really get surprised by things very much. I’m (usually) fairly good at setting expectations for things, and gauging whether or not I’ll meet them. […]