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P320 Drama Continues—Somerset County Sheriff’s Deputy Sues SIG Sauer over Discharge
Another law enforcement officer sued SIG Sauer in what seems is a never ending drama over their allegedly unsafe P320 handgun. Detective David A. Cole filed the suit in Somerset County Superior Court, and alleges SIG Sauer: designed a defective firearm and negligently marketed it without warning customers of its flaws. Brief Background of the…
Read MoreATF’s Latest Failed End Run Attempt to Curtail Gun Rights Makes America More Volatile
The May 31 dead to register pistol braces came and went. With 30-million pistol braces in circulation, the ATF reports that a quarter of a million pistol brace owners complied. For those not familiar with the issue, a pistol brace is a stock designed for use with AR “pistols.” Pistol braces allowed owners to…
Read MoreNew York Sues Mean Arms Over Their AR 15 Magazine Lock
Last week, New York Attorney General Letitia James sued firearm accessory manufacturer Mean Arms. The justification for the lawsuit is hard to understand. However, it makes perfect sense if the goal is to harass small businesses by making them spend money on legal defense fees. NY vs. Mean Arms— This lawsuit comes almost exactly one…
Read MoreYou’re Responsible for Every Round you Fire
On the weekly Concealed Carry Podcast, we cover defensive gun use stories about once a month. Sometimes we include stories of things you should not do. Occasionally, these stories involve people who use guns to defend themselves, and one of of the fired rounds misses the threat. The fired bullets go somewhere, sometimes striking…
Read MoreMan Kills and Dismembers Uber Eats Delivery Driver
Last week I saw a news story describing how a man kidnapped and sexually assaulted a young female, DoorDash food ivery driver. I wrote about that story and documented many other similar stories where criminals robbed and assaulted ivery drivers. In that post, I listed some safety considerations drivers could use to be safer. A…
Read MoreDelivery Driver Kidnapped and Assaulted—Strategies to Stay Safe as a Food Delivery Driver
Pizza ivery and taxi drivers used to be the target of criminals who wanted fast cash. Now, that people mostly pay electronically, drivers aren’t carrying cash. However, that doesn’t mean that food ivery drivers don’t have things that criminals want. Nearly everyone carries expensive electronics that criminals turn into quick cash or drugs. And some…
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