Congratulations are in order for our two newest H’s Heroes. Today James Love and Lauren Armstrong joined the elite ranks of H’s Heroes with perfect targets.
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. …
What should you look for when selecting a firearms instructor? In our case, we have had some select us based on the lunch we serve. I’m sure that is important to some, but there are…
Once again, PKat Arms is promoting our classes to the community. This big beautiful banner tells everyone who drives up and down US Highway 70 (not exceeding the speed limit of course) about our Concealed…
We have received nothing but good comments about our Concealed Carry Classes. The students are coming, learning things they did not know previously, getting a great experience, bonding with one another and having a great…
I get asked for advice on purchasing a handgun. Questions like “what should I get?” or “how do I go about buying a gun?”. Since most of our readership is in North Carolina, I will…
After much anticipation, and several setbacks, we are now ready to teach NC Concealed Carry classes!!! This has been a desire of mine since 1995 when the NC Concealed program first launched. See our calendar…
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