concealed carry
This EDC Trauma Device Will Save Lives
There most well known is a windless style of tourniquet that uses a handle to lever that when twisted causes the device to constrict around the limb. There are also ratcheting tourniquets that work just as you would expect, a ratcheting device allows the tourniquet to be tightened and stay secure around the limb.
Common Concealed Carry Positions [INFOGRAPHIC]
One of the most important things I tell my new concealed carry students is to experiment with different Carry Positions if the first thing they try doesn’t work for them. In an effort to show the various and most popular positions and discuss the greater benefits of each we have created the below infographic.
Kansas Politician Leaves Loaded Gun at State Capitol Building
Kansas State Representative Willie Dove is in a bit of hot water this week after he left a loaded firearm in a committee room at the state Capitol.
Don’t Overlook The Cammer Hammer For Your 1911
The Cammer Hammer is an aftermarket 1911 hammer that has a different shape than that of your traditional 1911 hammers.
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.
Four 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.
JUSTIFIED: Arizona State Trooper Life Saved by Concealed Carrier
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating after a trooper was shot during a response call near Tonopah, 50 miles west of Phoenix early last Thursday morning. The incident occurred after 4 a.m. on westbound Interstate 10 west of Tonopah.
How 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.
Buying Ammo Online vs. In Store
In many instances, folks are turning to the ease of online shopping to get their ammo, while others are still going store to store and picking up the ammo they need as they need it. But which is better? Which is cheaper? Which is easier? That’s what we’re aiming to find out today.
The 2017 Concealed Carrier Traveler’s Guide is Now Available
As a new year rolls around, we get a new and much-needed update to J. Scott Kappas’ Traveler’s Guide to the Firearms Laws of the Fifty States. A book published yearly that…
Episode 85: Best Justified Stories of 2016
After last week’s best of episode we had a listener ask us if we could publish a “best of” justified stories podcast episode. These are awful and awesome stories depending on your perspective. I’m confident you will find value from reviewing them.
Gary Quesenberry – Two Time “Top Shot” Contestant and “Q-Series” Founder
WHO IS GARY QUESENBERRY? Gary Quesenberry is a Triple Nickel coin holder from The Triple Nickel Course of Fire, which is a competition that is designed to measure a shooter’s…
Campus Carry on the Rise
Sometimes, throughout the course of history, the people reach a breaking point and say that enough is enough. Sometimes the government sees the writing on the walls and pushes through legislation to help our colleges defend themselves. Luckily, it seems that not only Ohio but several other state legislations have begun to implement this.
Episode 83: 2016 Best of the Concealed Carry Podcast
We hope you have had a fantastic holiday season and wish you and yours a Happy New Year! Tune in to today’s episode for a “Best Of” the Concealed Carry Podcast from the past year. Thank you so much for all of your support of what we do here. It would not be possible without you!!
Minnesota Drops Reciprocity For 4 States
Effective January 1st 2017 Minnesota will no longer honor Concealed Carry Permits from Arkansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. In addition, Minnesota will no longer honor the basic permits from North Dakota or South Dakota but will continue to honor the class 1 license from both North and South Dakota.
