Jacob Paulsen

Understanding and Defining the Gun-Free School Zones Act

By Jacob Paulsen / March 7, 2018

Since we have been getting an increased number of questions about this law in the recent weeks I am taking this opportunity to share some information that will hopefully clarify…

Is Training Too Expensive To Do Often

By Jacob Paulsen / March 6, 2018

An alarming number of my past students only train a few times per year. Today I’m going to address one of the more common reasons I hear, “It is too expensive.”

Delaware Now Honoring The Kansas Permit

By Jacob Paulsen / February 21, 2018

Delaware statute Title 11 Chapter 5 states that Delaware will honor permits from any state that honors the Delaware permit, “affords a reasonably similar degree of protection” and…

Dear Gun Industry Please Stop Carrying Backwards Behind The Hip

By Jacob Paulsen / February 15, 2018

Sorry Friends in the Industry but this way of carrying and drawing your gun is wrong: What about the picture is wrong? Well, there are several concerns such as the…

Myth: Dead People Don’t Talk or Sue You – So Shoot To Kill

By Jacob Paulsen / February 8, 2018

Ok, I’m not trying to beat a dead horse but despite some articles in the past on our site, I get the sense that there is still a lack of…

Cannae Pro Gear Shield Soft Shell Jacket Review [VIDEO]

By Jacob Paulsen / January 12, 2018

How does the Cannae Pro Gear Shield Soft Shell Jacket stack up? What weather is this appropriate for and does it work for shooters and concealed carry?

The Desired Outcome of Dry fire

By Jacob Paulsen / January 5, 2018

I think the majority of gun owners and serious shooters understand that there is great value in dry-fire training. Despite this, I’ve found that for many shooters, their dry fire…

LaserLyte VS SIRT Laser Training Pistols Review [VIDEO]

By Jacob Paulsen / December 18, 2017

A head to head matchup between the two most popular training pistol companies out there. There are some key pros and cons here that you need to be aware of before buying.

Urban Carry Revo Holster System – The Good and The Bad

By Jacob Paulsen / December 12, 2017

In September of 2017 Urban Carry brought Riley and me down to Orlando to their headquarters for a preview of the new Revo holster system to be launched in October…

Answers to Your Questions About HR 38 – National Concealed Carry Reciprocity

By Jacob Paulsen / December 7, 2017

Answers to the most common questions about the National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 or HR38. What does this mean, and how does it apply to concealed carry permits, magazine laws, non-resident permits, school zone laws, and more.

Defining the Slippery Slope Gun Rights Argument

By Jacob Paulsen / November 28, 2017

What Is The Argument? Those in favor of stronger regulation of firearms often run into the “Slippery Slope” argument from gun owners and those that are pro gun rights. The…

[VIDEO] 3 Concealed Carriers Disarmed…

By Jacob Paulsen / November 9, 2017

Today, I have a VERY important video for you, it reveals: Stories from 3 different concealed carriers and how they were disarmed, The ONE THING you can do, to avoid their crucial mistake, AND Free access to this limited time advanced concealed carry positions video training series

Gun Vault VS Sports Afield: SA-RV2 & GV MiniVault

By Jacob Paulsen / October 13, 2017

The Sports Afield Lightning SA-RV2 has been discontinued. To see the safes that have replaced the SA-RV2 follow this link.   Today we once again pair up a set of…

Guide to Gun Law and Gun Control For American Journalists

By Jacob Paulsen / October 6, 2017

An guide of American gun law, written to help journalists and others who want to understand the actual law and regulation of American guns and gun owners. Background checks, registration, assault rifles, permits, open carry, campus carry, loopholes, and more!

Is It Smart To Say on Facebook That You’d Kill Your Attacker?

By Jacob Paulsen / September 29, 2017

Unfortunately the prosecutor/plantiff will likely dig up anything in your past that will support their case. Comments you have left on blogs (like this one), comments on Facebook, tweets, and that conversation you once had with a friend. It is all subject to examination in the court room.