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TSA Reports on Number of Guns Found in Airports During 2016
In 2016, the TSA screened exactly 738,318,264 airline passengers (more than 2 million per day). During those searches, TSA officers also screened 466 million checked bags at airports around the country, and during that time, they found quite a few firearms.
Read MoreFour States Look to Pass Constitutional Carry in 2017
All across the nation, it seems that state after state is looking to make the move towards constitutional carry, or the right to carry concealed without a permit. Four states are looking to join the ranks of those with this law of the land. Let’s take a look at this new batch of perhaps soon to be better-armed states.
Read MoreHow Did Your Firearm Instructor Get Certified?
In order to keep up with the immense and still growing demand of citizens looking to get their license, the number of those tasked with teaching concealed carry classes has increased, as well. But how do you know that your instructor has credentials strong enough to properly teach? Well, that’s what we’re here to let you know, today.
Read MoreFort Lauderdale: What Do We Know?
As we are all painfully aware, the 6th of January saw 2017’s first major mass shooting in the United States as 11 people were shot by former National Guardsmen Esteban Santiago-Ruiz, with five of those victims dying from the gunshots sustained.
Read MoreVoting By Shopping With Your Gun
In this season of hurried store runs and last-minute family plans, we here at USA Firearm Training thought it would be helpful to provide our audience with a list of businesses in which there may be a hassle in bringing your concealed or open carry firearm to their premises as well as a way to get around some of the issues you may face at specific establishments.
Read MoreAn Open Letter to Senator Tim Kaine
This is an open letter to Senator Tim Kaine after he claimed that the Ohio State University Knife attack was another senseless case of gun violence in the country.
Read MoreDepartment of Defense to Allow Soldiers to Carry Concealed on Military Bases
According to a new recently released guidance by the U.S. department of defense, our military personnel will now be able to carry concealed handguns on base.
Read MoreThe Concealed Carry Lifestyle is Noble
As I am sure most of you are aware, there are plenty people and publications that take a look at concealed carriers and the CCW lifestyle with a very negative eye. Perhaps the most well known anti-CCW piece in recent memory is this one from the New Yorker.
Read MoreChallenges to Donald Trump’s Proposed National Reciprocity Bill
With Donald Trump making his way into the White House on January 20th, many gun-owners are rejoicing. And with more fervor than with a typical Republican incumbent. Mr. Trump has…
Read MoreEpisode 67: Concerned Citizen Stops Criminal Pursuit
Today we talk about CRAZY cities doing CRAZY things against the 2nd Amendment and we talk about CRAZY people doing CRAZY things in the CRAZY cities! Also a couple of great JUSTIFIED stories to hopefully brighten your day! Listen in now…
Read MoreEpisode 65: Happy Halloween! Justified Shootings That Happened On This Date
Happy Halloween! Be careful out there tonight!! We share 2 justified shootings where gun owners were forced to defend themselves from masking wearing “ghouls!” Also don’t miss our training tip about how to train for malfunctions RANDOMLY! Listen in now…
Read MoreThe One Thing a Politician Should Do To See a Rise in their Polls
A Missouri Democratic Senate hopeful, Jason Kander, could pull off an unlikely victory in the state due to a video showcasing his gun skills.
Read MoreEpisode 63: How to Argue With Gun-Grabbers
We have a little different format for this episode that listeners should find interesting. Jacob talks about ways and means to debate and argue successfully with (and hopefully change their minds) with gun-grabbers. Riley talks about the problems with manual safeties on guns. Plus don’t miss the training tip and latest news!! Listen in now…
Read MoreThe Third Presidential Debate Review
Last night was the third and final Presidential debate, before the election on November 8th. The candidates, Hillary Clinton for the Democrats and Donald Trump for the Republicans were coming off of a second debate which hardly even mentioned guns or gun rights, the third debate definitely brought about some talking points by the two candidates regarding firearms.
Read MoreStates are Considering Universal Background Checks, But Do They Do Anything?
This election season, the states of Nevada and Maine have ballot initiatives that are particularly important to gun owners in those states, and depending on their success, could have lasting effects on citizens of all the United States who are proud to call themselves gun owners.
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