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Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed a ‘campus carry’ bill Tuesday, arguing against proponents of the legislation who said allowing law-abiding students with valid concealed carry permits would make colleges and universities safer.

All the best gear combined with inaccurate knowledge of deadly force laws, poor mindset and poor training is, quite frankly, a disaster waiting to happen.

What’s been coined the “guns-on-campus” bill will become law in Tennessee — but without the Signature of Gov. Bill Haslam.

The team is working on a May return to business and will hopefully start taking orders again in the next few weeks. Galac-Tac armor and helmets will soon be available for purchase.

Who wins out in this epic battle? Well, you’ll have to watch and see.

The Strike one is not going out of production, but they are switching to a new importer, and that means a gap in supply.

The Social Security Administration has released the details of their long-awaited new rule that could strip 75,000 beneficiaries of their gun rights every year.

Hillary Clinton is President of the United States. She’s appointed an anti-gun justice to the Supreme Court, and the Court has ruled 5-4 that the Second Amendment does not protect the individual right to keep and bear arms. As an LEO, what do you do?

The most difficult part of writing this column has been to condense down everything I have learned into small, bite sized chunks, but when it comes to radiation, I think I have failed. Everyone wants to talk about nuclear bombs and EMP strikes, but getting someone to pay attention to what happens next is nearly impossible. Radiation, whether it be fallout from those initial nuclear strikes that may or may not happen, or from the nuclear plants that will melt down shortly after **whatever** burns down our current reality, will be a part of survival. If you are unprepared for it, you are going to die. I don’t see how I can make it more simple.