Red Flag Laws - What Are They AND What States Have Them
Katie Poynter Baney: Red flag laws Red flag laws are a hotly debated topic today, both in politics and the media. What ...
Armed Citizens' Legal Defense Network (ACLDN) Policy Review By Marc Victor
Are you thinking about joining the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network? You want to know more about their program and how it stacks up with the other programs. What are the ...
Everything You Need to Know About Draw Speed
In his article "Everything You Need to Know About Draw Speed" on USConcealedCarry.com, Kevin Michalowski, a seasoned expert in firearms training, delves ...
Range Safety & Etiquette by Smith & Wesson
Remember, and it doesn't matter if you're on an indoor range or an outdoor range, you want to make sure that you're shooting your target that's in your lane. Range etiquette Hey guys, Ken with Smith and Wesson, and today ...
What Is Situational Awareness
Eugene Nielsen's article, "Tips for Improving Situational Awareness," is a must-read for anyone prioritizing personal safety. With years of experience in self-defense, Nielsen shares practical strategies for sharpening your awareness skills. ...
What Do Car Thieves Like
Introducing an eye-opening investigation sponsored by The Complete Combatant, Shelley Hill delves into the minds of car thieves, uncovering their methods and preferences. From the types of vehicles targeted to the ...
Reactionary Zones Part 2 by Shelley Hill
The Complete Combatant In the second installment of a compelling series by Shelley Hill from The Complete Combatant, readers are invited to explore the intricacies of personal safety in public spaces. ...
Concealed Carry in a Car: Gun in a Glove Box? By Tom McHale, John Caile and Kevin Michalowski.
In an era where personal safety is paramount, many responsible gun owners choose to keep a firearm ...
Quirky and for many unknown Gun laws in Virginia. Examined and explained. By Tim Anderson
Criminal gun laws in Virginia Afternoon Facebook attorney Tim Anderson here on every Tuesday at two o'clock. We typically do the Anderson Law ...