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Three Reasons to Renew Your Permit Early
Another key thing you will want to know in advance is if the issuing state will be sending you a reminder. Many states will not. Regardless you should take some responsibility to be aware of your expiration date.
Read MoreSelf-Defense Shield And Carry Guard: Two Different Programs Compared
I wanted to compare USCCA’s Self-Defense Shield and NRA’s Carry Guard insurance programs. What follows, is what I found: You’ve no doubt heard by now that USCCA was dis-invited by…
Read MoreEpisode 115: Man Shoots Son Trying to Run Him Over With Car
In today’s news: The Arizona governor signs legislation that prohibits tracking devices from being used on firearms. The NRA and USCCA have a major falling out–the NRA disinvites the USCCA from this week’s NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibit. Is it because the NRA is getting ready to roll out something similar to USCCA’s already popular insurance program? Don’t miss out finding that out as well as don’t miss the crazy story where a Texas father is forced to shoot his own son trying to run him down with a car…listen in now!!
Read MoreEpisode 113: N.H. Man is Forced to Kill His Own Son in Defense
In today’s news: We now have a “new” Supreme Court with Neil Gorsuch being sworn in as a Supreme Court justice. He hears his first cases, and all signs are pointing towards him being who he said he is–a judge that takes the reading of the law quite literally…just what pro-2A folk need to hear! Also Riley and Jacob talk about anti-gun laws being proposed in North Carolina and Nevada. Plus 2 new guns from 2 of the biggest manufacturers. And also our usual JUSTIFIED segment where we share the story of a 76-year-old father forced to kill his 55-year-old son in a twisted story of self-defense. Don’t miss it, listen in now!!
Read MoreEpisode 111: Man Facing Murder Charges After Fatally Shooting Car Thief
In today’s news: Riley and Jacob talk about a news story that is the perfect example as to the problems with gun confiscation laws without due process, especially in the case of mental health. One man sought a little help, and ended up losing his guns for over 2 years even though it was proven he was not a mental health risk!! Plus 2 stories where CCWers are facing charges because they may not have made the right decisions. To find out why, tune in now…
Read MoreBe Sure Of Your Target – America’s Triple S Disease
Perhaps it is due to the TV and movies we watch but there seems to be a sick and sad tendency for American gun owners to shoot at Shapes, Shadows, and Sounds. I’ve even heard other instructors tell their students to
Read MoreEpisode 109: Oklahoma Man Shows Why AR-15s Are the Perfect Home Defense Weapon by Dropping 3 Intruders
In today’s news: Riley and Gretta breakdown the current battle in the Capitol to confirm Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch. We also talk about the ridiculous vetoes that Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe issued on 5 common-sense gun bills and about some safety issues Kentucky families may be facing. Also we highlight 3 excellent Justified stories including one where a 23-year-old Oklahoma man is forced to use his AR-15 on 3 armed intruders.
Read MoreEpisode 108: Fight the Noise – Talking the Maxim 9 With SilencerCo’s Jason Schauble
SilencerCo invited ConcealedCarry.com into their headquarters and production facility in West Valley City, UT for a behind the scenes look at their operation and to check out the Maxim 9 as well as a bunch of their other great products. SilencerCo President Jason Schauble was kind enough to sit down with us for a few minutes to talk about the company, their philosophy, and about the future of silencers in the U.S. with the Hearing Protection Act making its way through committee.
Read MoreEpisode 107: Proof That Shotguns Are Still a Viable Option For Self-Defense
Today we introduce a NEW podcast co-host, Gretta!! She is a fabulous instructor, women-in-the-shooting-sports advocate, and competition shooter. Today we talk with Gretta about some of the latest news and stories from across the land, including not just one…but TWO crazy JUSTIFIED stories where folks are forced to defend their lives with a shotgun. Plus a number of critical updates on legislation in several states that you’re not going to want to miss!
Read MoreArkansas Governor Signs Campus Carry into Law
Following up on an article we had written last week about Arkansas’ concealed carry expansion bill, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced yesterday that he has signed House Bill 1249 into law, allowing concealed carry on state colleges and universities.
Read MoreSouth Dakota Governor Vetoes Two Concealed Carry Bills
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has decided to veto two concealed carry bills that were approved and sent to the Governor’s desk from the South Dakota State Legislature.
Read MoreEpisode 105: Forced to Buy Gun Liability Insurance by the Government?
Our last news episode had a bunch of stories covering proposed pro-gun rights legislation. But this week we highlight a couple of laws that if passed would restrict gun rights more. At least there’s some good news coming out of North Carolina. Also what NOT to do if you don’t want to lose your CCW permit. Tune in now…
Read MoreArkansas Set to Pass Concealed Carry Expansion Bill
One of the problems with having these areas where guns are not allowed, concealed or not, is that those are the places that are victimized by the cowards that pull out their guns and shoot many people.
Read MoreEpisode 101: Alabama Ax-wielding Intruder Shot 7 Times
Today’s news stories include some bills that could have positive impacts in Utah, North Dakota, and Idaho. We finally get our hands on the full text of the National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act and talk about neighbors intervening in deadly encounters in Nevada and Miami.
Read MoreFull Text of Planned National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Bill Released
Thanks to some fine investigative reporting by the Washington Free Beacon the most recent text of S.446 otherwise known as the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 has been released for the public to view.
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