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There is one mantra that I heard over and over during my week-long instructor-training course: Float the dot. Shoot the shot.

I’m not talking about solid silver projectiles. I’m talking about spending on your ammunition like your life depends on it.

Why are the recorded number of justified homicides in Detroit so far above the national average?

Here’s the thing: Far too few gun owners put serious consideration into how, physically and positionally, they carry

Editor’s Note: The following is a syndicated article by author Eve Flanigan that first appeared in USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine Volume 15, Issue 5, July 2018 under the title, “Pistols & Potato Chips: You Can’t Have Just One.”  Many people who are new to concealed carry take what feels like the big step of purchasing their [...]

If you hate guns and want them “taken away” – why support police with multiple guns. More people are killed by government agents than by all criminals, right?

Home invaders, on the other hand, are truly the stuff of nightmares. Unlike burglars, these are individuals who break into a dwelling expecting, even hoping, to find you home.

Fundamentally, don’t be scared of buying used in the first place. The average handgun sold in the U.S. sees shockingly few rounds fired before it gets slid to the back of a safe or traded in for something newer and sexier that the shooter spotted on the cover of a magazine or in a YouTube video.

The real problem with so-called red-flag laws is that many folks pressing to pass them are convinced — anyone with a gun is dangerous and should be disarmed.