DOJ Defends Second Amendment in Supreme Court Brief
Harmeet Dhillon, the new head of the DOJ Civil Rights Division, says her office will defend the Second Amendment—challenging restrictive state gun laws as civil rights violations. Could this mark a new era in federal gun rights enforcement?
Read MoreWhy International Gun Control Comparisons Don’t Hold Up
Think America leads the world in mass shootings? Think again. Ryan Petty and the Crime Prevention Research Center expose the misleading data behind global gun control claims—and why the U.S. isn’t the outlier you’ve been told it is.
Read MoreSuicide and Firearms: A Responsible Conversation for Gun Owners
Most Americans don’t realize that over half of all gun deaths in the U.S. are suicides—not homicides. Learn why suicide prevention is a critical part of responsible gun ownership and what every instructor should be teaching.
Read MoreS11E14: Misconceptions About Red Dots on Pistols
Drawing from personal experiences, I demonstrate that training with red dots is manageable and share practical tips for effective use in defensive situations. My goal is to provide accurate insights, dispel myths, and inspire confidence in adopting red dot technology within the concealed carry community.
Read MoreBest Weapon Light Setup for the HK CC9: TLR-7 Sub + Holster Guide
Looking to build the ultimate HK CC9 setup? Here’s a breakdown of the best weapon light options — and the holster that ties it all together.
Read MoreCRPA Scores Major Win: Non-Residents Now Eligible to Apply for California CCW Permits
Big win for gun rights: A federal court orders LASD to accept CCW applications from non-residents who are CRPA, SAF, GOA, or GOC members. Learn what it means and how to apply!
Read MoreNorth Dakota Updates Carry Laws: What You Need to Know
House Bill 1588 reflects North Dakota’s continued commitment to protecting the rights of lawful gun owners while addressing practical, real-world scenarios like police encounters. It simplifies the law without introducing new restrictions — a positive move for citizens who choose to exercise their Second Amendment rights responsibly.
Read MoreS11E13: 10 Tips for Firearms Trainers with Rob Beckman
Rob emphasizes safety communication on the range and the need for medical preparedness. We also explore adapting teaching methods for adult learners and managing performance anxiety through practical strategies. Our conversation underscores the value of flexibility and knowledge in creating a safe and effective training environment.
Read MoreNational Park Week and the Importance of Preparedness
Celebrate National Park Week by staying safe outdoors—carry a trauma kit, use reliable comms like ham radios or Garmin inReach, and know your rights to carry a firearm in national parks.
Read MoreIowa Drops Handgun Carry Age to 18—A Step Toward Restoring Rights
Iowa lowers the handgun carry and purchase age to 18 under a new law signed by Governor Reynolds, expanding gun rights and aligning with a national trend toward restoring Second Amendment protections.
Read MoreNew Colorado Ammo Law Raises Minimum Age and Imposes Delivery Restrictions
Colorado’s new ammo law bans sales to adults under 21, despite them being trusted with military weapons. It burdens lawful gun owners while doing nothing to deter criminals or reduce violence.
Read MoreSupreme Court Sidesteps Two Major Gun Rights Cases
SCOTUS declined to hear two key gun rights cases post-*Bruen*, leaving lower court rulings intact and deepening confusion over age limits and carry restrictions across the country.
Read MoreFour Injured in Wilmer-Hutchins High School Shooting; Suspect in Custody
A student opened fire at Wilmer-Hutchins High School, injuring four. A gun malfunction may have spared a life. The incident highlights the urgent need for armed defenders in schools.
Read MoreS11E12: Defending the Driveway – Self-defense Lessons From the Last 30 Days
In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we examine recent self-defense incidents tied mostly to vehicle thefts and the risks involved in confronting criminals. We discuss cases from Tulsa, Baton Rouge, and Manitou Springs, highlighting the rapid escalation of conflicts and the dangers of direct engagement with thieves.
Read MoreThirty Years Later: The Lasting Legacy of the Oklahoma City Bombing
April 19 marks 30 years since the OKC bombing. This article reflects on the tragedy, honors the victims, and urges Americans to reject hate and violence in favor of compassion and unity.
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