Gun And Self-Defense News Blog

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Justified Shooters

Episode 199: Neighbor Shoots Getaway Car to Stop Burglary Suspects

Today Riley and Matthew share the latest news from across the industry including some big news from a major gun manufacturer that is going bankrupt and will require a major debt restructuring to stay afloat. Plus a gun control activist group in South Africa puts out a poll meant to support their anti-gun view, but it backfired in a huge way. Finally, three compelling JUSTIFIED stories are a “must-listen.” Learn what these people did right…or wrong.

What is Target's Gun Policy?
Law

What is Target’s Gun Policy?

Today we are going to be taking a closer look at one of the businesses whose company policy is strictly anti-gun and that is the ironically named Target Corporation.  

Bersa TPR Pistol
News

Bersa Announces Updated TPR Pistol Models

It must be just after SHOT show because we have yet ANOTHER new gun hitting the marketplace. This time an updated TPR from Bersa. Let’s take a look at the improvements Bersa has made with these new beauties.

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Firearms Ownership

Episode 197: Concealed Carry Tips For Women With Amy Robbins & Emily Valentine

Today’s episode sure was a lot of fun as Riley and Jacob interview the ladies of the new Not Your Average Gun Girls Podcast, Amy Robbins of Alexo Athletica and Emily Valentine of Style Me Tactical to talk about the new show, what their vision is, and what role they see themselves playing in further educating the masses–and especially women–about concealed carry and self-defense.

Utah Gun Owner Saves Police Officer With Concealed Carry Gun
News

Utah Gun Owner Saves Police Officer With Concealed Carry Gun

Normally we rely on the police to protect us from dozens of dangers every day, but sometimes our boys in blue are the ones in need of a helping hand. Thankfully for a Utah police officer, a concealed carrier was there when an officer needed him most.