One of our students recently brought to my attention that both Carteret and Craven County Sheriffs’ Departments had put their CCH permit application online. I knew that there were a few of them that had…
You know, all the time, I hear of folks here locally who leave their doors unlocked, cars unlocked, and so on. You see them in the store, texting away, oblivious to their surroundings. Packing the…
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I am excited to introduce a brand new place where Concealed Carry Permit Holders can gain access to the latest information in laws, training, reciprocity and more. Finally there is a North Carolina based group…
This is a new procedure. I have personally verified this with Detective H. Pendergrass by phone today. These charges are for your mental health record check. The Sheriff’s department nor the State sees none of…
New refresher that covers all of the latest NC Gun Laws. Find out what you can do and not do and where you can carry and not carry as it is spelled out in the…
Thank you to the North Carolina General Assembly and Governor McCrory! The Concealed Carry Handgun (CCH) permittees are going to be much better off and North Carolina will be a much safer place to live. …
H937 Makes its rounds through Congress It is encouraging to see our lawmakers take a serious look at a long overdue overhaul of the state’s antiquated firearms laws. Back in 1995, when the North Carolina…
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