Concealed Carry

Yesterday’s Five Fast Gun Reforms President Trump Will Sign Into Law focused on five gun law reforms that newly election President Donald Trump could implement shortly after taking office. They included: Ending Gun-Free Zones, National Concealed Carry Reciprocity, Legalizing Silencers, NICS Background Check Reform, Allow Importation of Collectable Historical Firearms.

When will politicians finally recognize that they can’t protect all the possible shooting targets? Possibly the largest mass public shooting in US history occurred early on Sunday morning, leaving 50 dead

Todays Concealed Carry topic deals with Gun Free Zones and why they effectively facilitate the very thing they are trying to prevent.

Concealed carry is a hot topic in this country, and the practice of carrying one’s weapon on his or her person while hidden from view is growing each year.

How to arrange good-looking clothing around the decidedly non-standard bulge of a handgun is a topic worth looking at.

So many women come to gun ownership with the primary purpose of protecting themselves. The ability to carry the firearm on the body everywhere we go throughout the day is necessary to have the capability if heaven forbid the need arises.

Concealed handguns deter crime. States that implemented "shall-issue" concealed carry laws reduced murders by 8.5%, rapes by 5%, aggravated assaults by 7%, and robbery by 3%, according to a 2000 analysis of FBI crime data by economist and political commentator John R. Lott Jr., PhD. Lott calculated that 1,570 murders, 4,177 rapes, 60,000 aggravated assaults, and 12,000 robberies could have been prevented between 1977 and 1992 if concealed carry had been legal in every US state during that time period.

In this Installment of Concealed Carry Life, I talk about whether people who have their concealed carry permit are paranoid or simply more prepared. Many none gun owners would have you believe that people who conceal carry weapons are simply over paranoid. What do you think?