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Episode 50: Should Training be Required

By Riley Bowman / September 7, 2016

Should there be government required minimum training in order to own a firearm, operate a firearm, or carry it concealed or openly in public? Listen to Riley and Jacob hash through the various arguments for and against legally requiring firearm training for gun owners.

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Episode 44: Concealed Carry On Campus

By Riley Bowman / August 17, 2016

A conversation discussing the politics, laws, and best practices of concealed firearms on college campuses. Students, professors, and deans and protesting and and quitting at Texas Universities. The drama isn’t warranted and this is what you need to know.

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Episode 41: More Gun Law Q&A

By Riley Bowman / August 8, 2016

Today we take a break from our normal Monday news episode and answer the most common questions submitted during our American Gun Law launch that we were unable to get to during the live webinar.

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Episode 26: 7 Stupid Reasons Gun Owners Don’t Have Gun Lawyers

By Riley Bowman / June 15, 2016

Reasons why you may not have an attorney abound. Today we hash through a few of the most common things we hear about this important topic.

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South Carolina and Georgia Now Have Permit Reciprocity

By Jacob Paulsen / June 6, 2016

On Friday something very unusual happened. South Carolina passed a law that was signed in by Gov. Nikki Haley and went into effect on Friday June 3rd. The law granted reciprocity to Georgia in South Carolina. South Carolina’s policy has been to only honor permits from states that have similar or higher training standards which did not include Georgia because Georgia does not require any training to obtain a permit.

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West Virginia Now Has Constitutional Carry

By Jacob Paulsen / May 24, 2016

Effective Tuesday May 24th, 2016 West Virginia’s constitutional carry law has gone into effect. The law had been previously vetoed by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin back in March. The lawmakers were able to override the veto and the law has now gone into effect.

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Businesses That Prohibit Guns or Have No Gun Policies

By Jacob Paulsen / May 20, 2016

A broad list of different American companies that choose to prohibit guns from their locations as well as media companies that proven they are anti-gun. We encourage you to boycott these businesses where possible.

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Concealed Carry Mobile App Updated To Allow User Contacts

By Jacob Paulsen / May 4, 2016

Contacts in Firearm AppThis is one of the reasons we decided to add a new feature to our top ranked mobile application. The Concealed Carry Gun Tools App for Android and iPhone now has a new section in the menu in which you can add five contacts

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ATF Rule 41F Changes Everything About Gun Trusts

By Jacob Paulsen / April 8, 2016

On July 13th, 2016 the ATF is changing their rules to put an end to this. Effective July 13th, a gun trust will no longer protect non-licensed people named in a trust from prosecution when they handle or come into possession of a NFA firearm or item.

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Episode 6: Gun Free Zones: Tactics, Laws & Politics

By Riley Bowman / March 24, 2016

In today’s world, gun free zones are everywhere. Schools, government buildings, sports and entertainment venues, and many businesses. What are some of the laws that address and deal with these gun free zones? What is the current political climate surrounding the issue?

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Virginia Reciprocity Drama is Finally Over

By Jacob Paulsen / March 5, 2016

Pending the new legislation the Attorney General agrees to delay his decision to March 1st to allow enough time for the new law to be signed into effect.

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Episode 3: To Tell or Not to Tell: Dealing With Law Enforcement as a Responsible Gun Owner

By Riley Bowman / March 2, 2016

Should you tell the officer if you are armed? Should you hand them the permit through the window with your license? The answers and insights might surprise you!

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Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes

By Riley Bowman / February 17, 2016

Do you see yourself as someone who would intervene to stop a crime? We’ve been studying the potential legal consequences that can come when gun owners cross a very simple and hard line that can get them charged with felonies.

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Virginia Reciprocity Changes are Delayed Pending Legislation

By Jacob Paulsen / February 1, 2016

Back in December 2015 the Virginia Attorney General announced that they would cease honoring the permits from 25 states that they previously did honor. Now it seems that the legislature has come to an agreement between parties to pass a new law that would have the effect of…

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Top 3 Reasons Why Prohibiting the No-Fly List From Buying Guns is a BAD Idea

By Riley Bowman / January 27, 2016

Pres. Obama is the Master of Spin, of spinning words, issues and current events into an agenda that suits his political ideals. An example of this is the way that he took the…

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