Gun owners and people in the Second Amendment community can be the friendliest and most giving people you’ll ever run into out in the world. If you’re at the range and you ask someone in the port next to you about their gun, next thing you know, they’re inviting you to fire off over fifteen […]
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I find that one of the best things an individual can be asked as a gun owner is, “Can you bring me to the range with you?” especially if the person asking you is someone that doesn’t know about firearms as you do. I found myself in this position a lot over the last few
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If you’re in the Second Amendment community, something that should not be ignored is advocacy. We are all involved in shooting sports, firearm ownership, etc., for our own individual purposes. Some people are casual gun owners with that old thing just tucked away in a lockbox to take to the range once in a while.
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On June 16, 2021, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed into law a permit less carry bill. HB 1927 removes the mandate that one must first obtain a License To Carry (LTC) to possess a firearm outside of their home. From the final bill text, we have: “AN ACT relating to provisions governing the carrying of
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I’m blessed to have friends and colleagues from all walks of life. With that comes different political views and perspectives. I have differing opinions from many of those that I connect with personally. To be perfectly honest, we can communicate reasonably and agree to disagree on those subjects we don’t see eye to eye. Firearms
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Our human senses are some of the most valuable things that we have. Our hearing accounts for 13% of all the information we take in. This sense needs to be protected when engaged in shooting activities. We’re going to explore hearing protection in this article. Firearms are loud. How loud are they? To answer that
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Being well-armed does not amount to a hill of beans if your skills are not regularly practiced and honed. The concept of training is a necessary part of your life, as a gun owner this should be engrained into your mind. Some states require training to obtain a license to carry. Depending on the regulations,
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It seems obvious that we’d eventually tell you what to look for in a quality holster, being that we’re a holster company and all. But we’re constantly confused when we see people using a holster of questionable quality, or, worse, not using one at all. It’s not our goal to bash any of our competitors,
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The position you carry your gun in is as personal as the gun you carry. Not every gun carrier uses the same methods, and when you’re new to carrying a concealed weapon, it can be hard to figure out which way is best for you. We figured it’d be a good idea to highlight some
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The words we use matter, especially now that social media may memorialize it on the internet forever. People regularly lose their jobs or must explain the dumb social media posts they made several years back when they were younger. Some people may not know that what you post online or say to others could play
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Previously, I covered one of the critical safety rules of firearm handling. There are three NRA rules of gun handling and the Cooper rules. For those of you who need a brush-up or need to learn them, let’s review. The NRA Rules: Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction. Always keep your finger
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As firearm users we should all know the three NRA rules of gun handling and the Cooper rules. For those of you who need a brush up or need to learn them, let’s review. The NRA Rules: Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction. Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready
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