This week a Republican freshman legislator from Clearfield Karianne Lisonbee introduced a bill that would lower the age of applying for a concealed carry permit from 21 to 18 in the state of Utah. She says the idea for her bill, HB 198, was brought to her by a group of young women who want to defend themselves from rape.
The text of our constitution’s Second Amendment guarantees Americans the right to bear arms. And while many believe that several courts have instituted rulings that limit that right, North Dakota may be moving in the opposite direction.
Recently the state of New Hampshire’s legislative body voted to become another of the growing number of states to allow constitutional carry of firearms.
Today the United States Senate voted to verify a vote passed by the House of Representatives to nullify part of a gun control bill that keeps severely mentally ill people from buying guns. The bill will now head to the desk of President Donald Trump, who is likely to sign the piece of legislature.
Guardian Nation and Concealed Carry Inc. are proud to bring you an absolutely incredible interview with History Channel’s Top Shot Season 4 champion Chris Cheng.
A recent poll, conducted by Texas-based legal defense group U.S. Law Shield has found that an overwhelming number of poll takers prefer that drivers for the popular ride-sharing app Uber be able to be armed when behind the wheel.
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.
Cobb County Police are continuing their investigation into a shooting at a Mableton gun store, where the owner, Jimmy Groover was forced to shoot and kill an assailant in an attempted robbery of his store.
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.
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.
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In recent years subscription boxes have become an immense fad across the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people have found, in these monthly and quarterly boxes a niche set of gifts delivered to them that are tailored to their wants. These can range from board games to spices to athletic gear. And before you ask, yes, there are plenty of these boxes that are devoted to firearms aficionados. In fact, that is what we are going to look into with this article.
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.
Recently Levi-Strauss CEO Chip Bergh made a request in an open letter to customers posted on LinkedIn stating that firearms should not be on the premises of his stores. Bergh stated that he was aware of the potential to anger many customers, and is seeking to reassure them by saying the move is all about safety and not a political statement.
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.
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