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Close to half of all Americans live in a constitutional carry jurisdiction: “46.8% of Americans (157.6 million) now live in Constitutional Carry States, with 67.7% of the land in the country (2.57 million square miles).”
Discover the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0: a compact .380 pistol that offers improved performance and effectiveness for concealed carry.
The Streamlight TLR-7 upped the bar for competing compact weapon lights and still wears the crown after over a year on the market.
How good is the PSA Dagger Micro 9mm pistol? Let’s dig in, shoot a bunch, and find out if this micro pistol now rules the roost.
The 2024 elections brought a unique opportunity to push forward a legislative agenda that champions constitutional values, including the right to keep and bear arms
Safariland is excited to announce the popular Incog X Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) Holster now accommodates Glock pistols with large lights.
For the fourth straight month, the number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington State—a politically “blue” liberal stronghold—has exceeded 700,000, with October’s numbers showing a bump to 701,178.
The Girsan MC 14T is a Turkish pistol that completely revamps a familiar design. Is the Turkish pistol worth the squeeze?
Is appendix carry the right choice for you? Learn the pros, cons, and safety tips for faster draw times and better retention.
Where the masterminds at CZ took everything that was phenomenal about the P-10 C, and made it a little smaller with the subcompact CZ P-10 S.
The FlexCCarry approach to “off-body carry” gives you the positive flexibility to carry concealed other than in a waistband holster!
Illinois law banning concealed carry on public transportation ruled unconstitutional. Learn about the ongoing legal battle and its implications.
Puerto Rico had a major change in their firearms law, from a highly restrictive “may issue” scheme to a moderate “shall issue” law. The homicide rate dropped as the number of firearms being carried increased.
A Dallas County District Court Judge ruled that the State Fair of Texas could ban firearms during this month’s event.
Real and quantifiable practice under the exact same conditions as your daily carry just might expose some problem areas
Judge Iain D. Johnston of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois struck down the Illinois ban on the carry of legal weapons on public transit.
Essential gear, such as a GLOCK 17, balances practicality and preparedness for any situation, from daily tasks to emergencies.
A federal judge ruled that Illinois’s ban on carrying firearms in public transportation violates Second Amendment protections.
If you use a gun for concealed carry or home defense, tiny groups are not always your friend.
The State Fair of Texas has banned legal carry of firearms by Texas permit holders for the first time. Texas Legislators and the Texas Attorney General believe they made the wrong decision.
Now comes a new category: Mid-sized, single-column, 9mm pistols, such as the new GLOCK G48, Honor Defense HG9CLE, and the Kahr T9.
A federal judge has ordered California to accept concealed carry applications from out-of-state residents.
Four more amicus briefs in favor of the defendant, Donnell, have been submitted in the cross border carry case being considered by the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
This case builds on precedent that the mere presence of a firearm is not sufficient grounds to eliminate protections in the Bill of Rights.
Over 41,300 gun owners in the state have applied for carry permits in the two years since the ruling, a dramatic increase from basically zero permits in the hands of citizens.
Mr. Soukaneh legally owned and carried a firearm in his car. He did not commit any crime and had a clean criminal record, but that didn’t matter to Andrzejewski.
The New York City Police Department (NYPD) will start processing concealed carry permits for out-of-state residents to avoid a possible lawsuit.
The number of concealed pistol licenses in Washington state has jumped above 701,000 as public safety has become a campaign issue.
The Attorney General of Minnesota, Keith Ellison, has decided to ask for an en banc review of the the three judge panel which affirmed people over 18 years of age and not yet 21, are people as described by the Constitution.
Just give them what they want? What if, after you bare your throat and cede all decision-making to remorseless reptiles, you find out what they want is you?
