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 …
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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. …
Contrary to popular belief, there will not be a spotlight or flashing neon lights on your gun. The hardest part of starting to carry concealed is just that, starting. Just like anything new, there’s a level of fear with doing something for the first time, not to mention with a loaded firearm. Knowing what …
Picking a carry gun is very personal. Here are a few popular options to help narrow your search. There are hundreds of compact handguns produced every day, so how do you choose the one that’s right for you? As the firearms industry has grown, manufacturers have become more innovative and listened to feedback from …
Glock offers two great concealed options that serve double duty in competition. You’ve probably heard of the Glock 43 and 19, but do you know what all these two handguns can be used for? Glocks are known for their reliability, which makes them great carry guns but also solid competition pistols. The History of …
Transition from competition to concealed carry after the match is over. I spend a lot of time on the road going from shooting competition to concealed carry quite often. It’s very easy to become lackadaisical when it comes to carrying every day, but that is when the worst could very easily happen. There are …
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