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16,000 Florida Concealed Carriers Info Released in Cyber Attack
News out of Tallahassee this time around, as the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services announced that 16,190 Floridians with concealed carry permits have had their names obtained in a…
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Considerations for Concealed Carry at the Doctor’s Office
Here we are going to explore the ins and outs of the legal, tactical, and ethical considerations of carrying a concealed firearm to an appointment at your doctor’s office.
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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.
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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.
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3 Things To Do IMMEDIATELY After Your Concealed Carry Class
The very next day after your class you can do a few simple things that will help prevent failure and maximize your chances for absolute success in firearm related defense. Don’t waste time waiting for your permit by neglecting to do these three things immediately following your class.
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Episode 50: Should Training be Required
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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Enhanced Permits and Their Role in Concealed Carry Reciprocity
Some states are now issuing both enhanced and basic concealed carry permits but what does this mean and how does it help you carry concealed in more places?
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Alaska Changes Policy on Honoring the Idaho Permit
The Alaska statues seem to clearly state that they will honor any concealed carry permit issued to anyone 21 yrs of age or older. All that said, according to a few industry websites; and more importantly according to
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Episode 38: American Gun Law Launch Webinar
SPECIAL EPISODE: This episode is actually a replay of the American Gun Law launch webinar that we hosted on July 26th for VIPs (those that pre-registered), so if you missed it, here is your chance to hear some legal info and knowledge as well as some real-life stories from Doug Richards, an experienced criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor, of clients he has represented that had firearm and/or self-defense related legal issues. We also took questions from webinar participants about specific legal issues, so don’t miss out on this because we were sure to record the webinar to make it available for ALL our listeners!
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Episode 36: A Guide to Understanding CCW Reciprocity
Coming up today we go over what reciprocity is, what it isn’t, and what it means for you as a law-abiding CCWer. Jacob and I go over and discuss this at length today.
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Georgia Changes Mind About Honoring the Virginia Permit
The Georgia Attorney General has announced that they will not be honoring the Virginia permit because Virginia will not honor Georgia permits issued to those 18-20 years of age. This doesn’t make a lot of sense since Georgia has been honoring permits from other states that have similar policies. We’ll see how this unfolds but for now Georgia will not honor ANY Virginia concealed carry permit.
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New Concealed Carry Permit Holder Checklist
Walking out of your concealed carry class your head might be spinning a little. Use our 10 item checklist to get some immediate clarity on where to go from here.
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South Carolina and Georgia Now Have Permit Reciprocity
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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Nevada Drops Rhode Island and Starts to Honor Virginia
Now, Nevada has ceased to honor the Rhode Island permit but has added reciprocity for the Virginia permit. The Virginia permit is also a very popular non-resident permit since it can be obtained with an online concealed carry course only.
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New Hampshire Now Honoring Kansas Permit
With that in mind New Hampshire caught on to the idea that Kansas is now honoring their permit and they returned the favor.
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