The Effects of Concealed Carry Laws

June 3, 2019 // Blog

Photo courtesy of pixabay.com Pro-gun control groups would have you believe that concealed carry laws are too lax. They rail against loose concealed carry weapons permits, the new conceal carry reciprocity act and ease of buying a handgun. These cite these as causes of an increase in mass shootings. Policy  18 USC 926 specifies groups […]

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Awkward Concealed Carry Moments

June 1, 2019 // Blog

Photo courtesy of pinterest.com With practice, your concealed carry weapon becomes as comfortable to carry as your underwear. But that doesn’t happen overnight. And, it definitely doesn’t occur without concerted practice. When I first started to concealed carry I looked like I was toting a bomb under my jacket. I moved like a robot and […]

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Does Superstition Play a Part in Sport Shooting?

May 31, 2019 // Blog

photo courtesy of pixabay.com If you shoot competitively, you may already have discovered that, like other sports, competitive shooting has its superstitious rituals.  Yes, every sport has its behaviors borne of superstitious beliefs. Ball players involved in playoffs have been known not to shave, or to refuse to bathe, or to wear the same good […]

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To Conceal Carry or To Open Carry

May 27, 2019 // Blog

Photo courtesy of pixabay.com In many states, whether you can concealed carry a weapon or you must open carry is a state or local decision. However, there are a few states where you have a choice about how you carry your weapon. When gun owners have the option of carrying a firearm either concealed or […]

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Problems Unique to those who Conceal Carry Weapons

May 24, 2019 // Blog

Photo courtesy of pixabay.com It’s true. Being able to carry a concealed weapon has advantages. You feel safer. Statistics would agree that you are less likely to be the victim of crimes like robbery, home invasion, mugging, rape, carjacking. When you are concealed carrying a weapon you feel more secure. You are more confident you […]

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The Importance of a Good Belt

May 20, 2019 // Blog

There’s always a lot of talk surrounding the importance of finding just the right handgun and a holster that fits your body and your weapon. However, little attention is paid to the holster belt. It is most often all but forgotten. However, it should not be overlooked. A quality holster is only as good as […]

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Are Custom Holsters Worth the Cost?

May 17, 2019 // Blog

A good handgun deserves a good holster. Plus, holsters that fit you and your weapon well are an important comfort and safety factor.                                                   A custom built holster—unlike an off-the-shelf model—will adapt the holster to fit your  body and your handgun. Think of it as a custom-made glove for your weapon. The manufacturer takes your […]

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Good Advice for New Concealed Carry Owners

May 13, 2019 // Blog

Now that you’ve made the decision to become a concealed carry weapon owner, there are some things to consider.   Practice Safety First No doubt about it! carrying a firearm is not to be taken lightly. A handgun is a lethal weapon. Concealed carry must be treated as a serious matter anywhere and all the […]

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Teaching Kids to Use a Concealed Carry Weapon

May 10, 2019 // Blog

In the light of school shootings, there has been a public outcry about teaching kids to shoot. However, kids can learn some valuable lessons from learning to shoot a firearm. But, it’s important that the timing be right. Here are some steps to take before that first shooting experience: Don’t assume that, because you enjoy […]

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DO CAMPUS GUN BANS REALLY MAKE SENSE?

May 6, 2019 // Blog

Because of recent state legislation and court rulings, ten states now have provisions allowing the carrying of concealed weapons on public post secondary campuses. These states are Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin.   There are 11 states that expressly prohibit concealed carry on campuses even by persons with a […]

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