Ginny Simone Special Reporting “Servin’ Up the 2nd Amendment” __________________ Good food, friendly service and a huge helping of freedom – that’s what they’re dishing up at Shooters Grill in Rifle, Colorado. “It’s not about…
Thank you to all of you who stopped by our booth at the New Bern Gun Show. We met so many people who want to learn more about personal defense. One of those great persons…
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…
Tatiana Whitlock on Personal Protection: Carrying in Different Outfits In this week’s Tips & Tactics episode, Tatiana Whitlock advises how to practice carrying in different types of clothing so you don’t print (show your firearm),…
In just about any given class, there is almost always, someone who has never shot before. I love this kind of student because they have no bad habits to break. They are usually very eager…
The whole team went to the Gun Show this last weekend. We always get to meet some of the most interesting people at these shows. And as always we get to see many of our…
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…
It has been a hot, fast Summer here in North Carolina. Many people have been taking our Concealed Carry Handgun classes. Our upcoming Fall class schedule is posted. The same rule applies in that if…
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