Concealed Carry

How do you legally own and carry a gun if you're 18-20 years old?   Firearm ownership laws vary from state to state, but many Americans can possess and transport a firearm at an earlier age than 21 years old. And in this day and age, it’s good to own a firearm as early as legally possible, learn how to...

Picking a carry gun is a very personal choice, not one to be made for you by someone else.   Once you decide to start carrying a gun and have all the legal checkboxes complete – whether in a permitless carry state or one that requires a permit – the next step is to figure out what gun to carry...

How do you shoot a bad guy if he's right on top of you?   Typically, you practice shooting with a solid stance, good grip, and arms fully extended in front because that is the way to get the more accurate shots on target. It makes sense to practice that way if all you are concerned about is poking holes...

Even in states with Constitutional Carry, you should still get your permit.   There are a lot of reasons you should still take a firearms class and get your state permit even if your state has constitutional carry. We’ll cover the reasons why seeking firearms education is important and how a permit can help you. What is Constitutional Carry? Constitutional...

How do you keep up your skills with ammo prices so high? Train without firing a shot.   The market for firearms training devices has grown by leaps and bounds in the last five years. Dryfire used to be a boring task we all did to get a little bit better at shooting. Things like Laser Ammo cartridges have taken...

How you hold the gun affects accuracy and your ability to put multiple shots on target.   The grip is the foundation of successful shooting, whether for competition or self-defense. How you hold the gun influences many facets: recoil management, follow-up shots, even malfunctions. Not all grips are created equal. Rather than compare bad grips, let’s look at how to...