Concealed Carry

[ad_1] By Tom Latek – Kentucky Today Jun. 13, 2025 | 08:56 AM | FRANKFORT Attorney General Russell Coleman says he has joined a group of his counterparts around the country urging Congress to protect the rights of law-abiding Kentuckians to carry concealed firearms. In a letter sent to U.S. House leadership
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[ad_1] Have you included your skill level into your decision making? As a firearms instructor everything I teach is designed for self-defense. The techniques I demonstrate during my courses are taught for one reason only, to help you in a self-defense incident. Every drill is practiced for a specific reason and all of the drills
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[ad_1] While Americans acquire training to apply for concealed carry permits, Second Amendment groups are pushing Congress to pass concealed carry reciprocity legislation so gun owners are not arrested after crossing state lines. The Daily Caller went to the National Rifle Association’s (NRA) gun range in Fairfax, Virginia, and attended Live Fire Instruction’s pistol fundamentals
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[ad_1] (MENAFN– GetNews) Selecting a firearm instructor is a pivotal decision for anyone aiming to develop safe and effective firearm skills, whether for personal defense, concealed carry, or professional security training. In Maryland, where firearm regulations are among the most stringent in the United States, the quality of instruction directly influences your ability to meet
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[ad_1] Are you letting your self-defense mindset weaken? We have entered a new era marked by significant transformations within our nation, led by the new administration. Regardless of opinions on these changes, observations show that the situation remains active. While many citizens support the changes and decisions made by the President as represented during the
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[ad_1] RALEIGH — Juliet Rosa, a survivor of domestic violence and UNC-Chapel Hill student, is “a little bit overwhelmed” by this session’s plethora of gun bills, which include so-called constitutional carry legislation, sentence enhancements for crimes involving firearms and a measure proposing North Carolina as a Second Amendment sanctuary state.  If North Carolina lawmakers pass these
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[ad_1] Reprinted with permission from TomDispatch.  Can it happen here? That’s the question circulating now that Donald Trump, the nativist, rabble-rousing xenophobe, and billionaire, is threatening to capture the Republican nomination for president of the United States — and it’s a question that isn’t being asked only on the left.  It’s been raised by a New York
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[ad_1] The U.S. Department of Justice launched a civil rights investigation into the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department over long processing delays for concealed weapons permits.  The probe, led by the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, is part of a broader investigation into California’s firearm-related laws.  “This Department of Justice will not stand idly by while
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[ad_1] Among the gun legislation before the Maine Legislature this session are proposals to amend constitutional and concealed carry laws that drew concerns from the business and law enforcement communities.  The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee held public hearings Wednesday for eight gun bills that were broken into two groups to make public input more efficient. While
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[ad_1] Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee have advanced a bill that would let anyone legally permitted to carry a concealed weapon in one state to carry it in any other state even if the second state’s rules are more stringent than the first. The Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, introduced by Republicans Tracey Mann
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[ad_1] (The Center Square) – Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown endorsed a controversial firearms bill on Tuesday in testifying before the Senate Law & Justice Committee. Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill 1163, which passed the House of Representatives on a strict party-line vote earlier this month, aims to introduce a permit-to-purchase system for firearms,
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[ad_1] (The Center Square) – Allowing people with state-issued concealed carry licenses or permits to conceal a handgun in any other state, a bill proposed by a North Carolina congressman, has moved forward from a congressional committee. The Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, authored by Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., and also known as House Resolution
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