Reviews

I would like to own one.

I picked my new Lifecard .22WMR a few days ago. The fit and finish is very good. The folding handle opens easily and locks in place solidly, both open and closed. The barrel also opens easily and locks in place solidly. The trigger has zero slack or takeup and has a crisp release at 4.75 to 5 pounds. The firing spring is stout and requires a bit of force to cock. I’m looking forward to shooting this new gun. I’ll post another review one I get to the range.

Always wanted a gun I can carry without thinking about how and where to carry it. I bought the leather sleeve and since then, it has replaced my wallet.

The guns y’all make are just awesome

The LifeCard is the firearm even “non-gun” people are fascinated by. Reliable, well-built and created by a company who isn’t afraid to stand behind their product 100%. (Seriously, had issues with the cerakote finish and they immediately RMA’d my unit no questions asked.)

The LifeCard is something even those with extensive carry limitations can always keep with them. For something that anyone can comfortably carry, it is both surprisingly ergonomic and intuitive to operate. I’ve put several hundred rounds down range through my 22 mag unit and once you familiarize yourself with the groove sight, it’s incredibly accurate at standard defense distances.

So often when we talk about helping those wary friends to warm up to firearms as a tool and as a hobby, we mention wanting to show them how exciting guns can be and how innovation and engineering play just as much a role as practice and dedication. I’ve yet to find a single friend who I’ve shown the LifeCard to who didn’t say something along the lines of: “That’s the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!”

Even given what may seem on the surface like a premium price, once you take into account the hands on, small-batch production of the LifeCard, the cost seems far more reasonable. And with their introduction of the polymer model, it is clear they are dedicated to further innovating to ensure the LifeCard is within reach for as many people as possible.

I am more than happy to pay the small premium knowing every step of production occurred on US soil. Even with their polymer model, the polymer handle assembly is produced and finished on American soil.

I might sound like I’m just gushing about Trailblazer, but that’s because I am. They have great customer service, are based 100% in the US and a truly paradigm-breaking product and I can’t wait to see what else they come out with!