Jacob Paulsen
Championing Reform in the NRA Board of Directors
A member of the ConcealedCarry.com family is on the ballot for the NRA board with a plan to support change. Here are some thoughts about why Rob would make a great board member.
Glock’s New V-Series Just Hit a Major Problem: Reports of New “Switch” Compatibility Surface
Glock’s new V-Series was rumored to block illegal “Glock switches,” but new reports suggest criminals have already adapted the device for the redesigned pistols. Here’s what this means for gun owners, lawsuits, and Glock’s long-term strategy.
What Four Recent Doorway Shootings Teach Armed Homeowners
Real-world analysis of four recent doorway shootings and the critical lessons for armed homeowners. Learn when deadly force is justified, why you shouldn’t shoot through doors, and how our Door Ambush and Complete Home Defense courses can help you make the right decisions.
Virginia Judge Rules Universal Background Check Law Unconstitutional
A Virginia judge has struck down the state’s universal background check law, ruling it unconstitutional due to conflicts that prevented 18–20-year-old adults from legally acquiring handguns. Here’s what the decision means for gun owners and other states with similar laws.
New Video Series This Week: What You Need to Know About Pistol Optics
We’re rolling out a free 3-part video series that dives into pistol-mounted optics—busting myths, explaining pros and cons, and simplifying key features like footprints and reticles. Don’t miss this week’s releases.
When a Mistake Becomes a Tragedy: The Shooting of Columbus State Professor Erica Anderson
Columbus State professor Erica Anderson was tragically shot by her roommate, who mistook her for an intruder. Here’s what happened—and the practical, verbal, and barricade strategies that prevent mistaken-identity shootings.
Springfield Armory Announces Hellcat in .380 ACP
Springfield Armory expands its Hellcat lineup with a new .380 ACP model offering lighter recoil, 11+1 capacity, and optics-ready carry performance.
The Hex Drill — A Guardian Pistol Curriculum Favorite
Train shooting while moving, target transitions, cadence control and situational awareness with the Hex Drill — a 6-position Guardian Pistol Curriculum workout (min. 27 rounds).
US Supreme Court Agrees To Settle The Marijuana Gun Question
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine whether marijuana users can legally own guns under the Second Amendment. Here’s what it means.
Glock’s New V-Series: What’s Changing, Why People Are Mad
Glock’s new V-Series pistols arrive amid lawsuits from Chicago, New Jersey, and Seattle—and a new California law banning future Glock sales. Here’s what the V-Series means for owners, parts compatibility, and the brand’s legal future.
Why Appendix Carry Didn’t Work For You
Tried appendix carry but hated it? You’re not alone. Here’s why it probably wasn’t the position—it was your holster. Learn the 3 key features of a proper appendix holster and see how KSG Armory’s Lexington, Revere, and Declaration models fix the problem.
Revolver Fest 2025: A Weekend of Training, Tradition, and Top-Tier Instruction
Revolver Fest 2025 brought revolver enthusiasts to South Carolina for three days of elite training, demos, and community hosted by American Fighting Revolver. Here’s my firsthand recap and takeaways from the event.
KSG Armory Saratoga Offers Ruger LCR IWB Holster Solution
KSG Armory has expanded its popular Saratoga holster line to fit Ruger LCR revolvers. The IWB Holster is perfect for your Ruger LCR concealed carry needs.
BarrelBlok Awarded Contract by the Norwegian Armed Forces
BarrelBlok announced a contract with the Norwegian Armed Forces to supply BarrelBloks, RifleBloks, and MagBloks in 9mm, 5.56 NATO, 4.6×30mm, and 7.62 NATO. Selected units tested BarrelBlok since 2021 — now adopted service-wide for dry-fire training, maintenance, demonstrations, and combatives.
Supreme Court Accepts Case Challenging Hawaii’s Ban on Carrying Guns on Private Property
Supreme Court accepts Wolford v. Hawaii, targeting the state’s “vampire rule” that defaults to no carry on private property open to the public. What SCOTUS will decide, why DOJ weighed in, and what it means for gun owners nationwide.
