#Minimalist

Hello and welcome back to another edition of  The Rimfire Report. In this ongoing series we discover, review, and discuss anything and everything surrounding the rimfire firearm world. This week we’ll be covering a recent release by Savage Arms – the Savage Arms Minimalist rimfire rifles. These newer offerings from Savage are set to redefine the rimfire rifle world with their distinctly different stock design. We covered the initial release of these rifles before here.

Savage Arms has introduced new iterations of some of their popular bolt action rimfire rifles combined under new series called Minimalist. What these rifles have in common is the new laminate wood stock. The Minimalist series currently includes the Mark II, Model 93 and Model 93R17 bolt action rimfire rifles. Each of these rifles is available in two stock color options – brown and green.

Some of you may recall I wrote a Concealed Carry Corner piece about Trigger Guard Holsters.  In that article, I mentioned doing a how-to Kydex article in the future.  Well, the future is now.  Also known as “minimalist holsters,” they offer a zero-profile way to secure that your trigger won’t get snagged on something in your bag, purse or inside the waistband.  The title image is of my daily carry Glock 22/27, however for this DIY pictorial, I’ll use the pictures I took while making a trigger guard holster for my friend’s Ruger LCP.

Just recently on the discord chat room, I was chatting with a user, and he mentioned that he was absolutely loving his VanGuard 2. I actually had not heard of these holsters before (which I’m sure will give somebody something to rag on me in the comments for), but I knew of a similar concept. TFB’s own James Reeves had actually used something called the Clipdraw during his video titled  Five Summer Concealed Pistol Carry Methods + Beach Jam Playlist. Somewhat horrifying preview image aside, it was a fun and informational video.

In today’s episode, we follow Miles to Shot Show 2018 to the High Threat Concealment booth.

Remington has a new R1 1911 longslide in 10mm. MSRP is set at $1310

I thought this might be a joke. But sadly it is not. Bungee Holster is a hair scrunchie made a little bit longer and is used to strap a pistol to your belt.

It’s that time of year again when spring is approaching and we start thinking about warm weather. Of course warm weather means a change in holsters and sometimes the guns we carry.