The video says it all for this one.
Knowing how to effectively use your firearm is only one aspect of home and personal defense. Knowing when it's legal to draw and fire your weapon is an entirely separate matter. Being unclear about the law is a potentially life-changing error, and it is the responsibility of every gun owner (and especially every concealed carrier) to be aware of all legal factors affecting the decisions
It’s National Preparedness Month! The mission of Defense In Depth is to help our customers prepare for the unexpected, so let's talk about emergency basics. After 2014 water crisis in Charleston, West Virginia does not need a reminder of how easily basic needs (like safe tap water) can disappear. Electricity is equally sensitive to infrastructure problems. The world of "prepping" is an extensive one, but if you're just interested in thinking about the bare-bones basics, here's where to start:
September is National Preparedness Month! As the semester kicks into full gear, we wanted to offer some safety tips designed for WVU students in the community. Our company’s mission is to prepare Morgantown for the unexpected, and an important part of that is knowing how to avoid danger in the first place. Check out these guidelines to stay safe on campus!
Our friends over at The Well Armed Woman released some new sales data last week about the holsters and positions used by women who concealed carry. We thought you might be interested in taking a look. Among the key findings are that most women (42%) are carrying in an IWB (inside-the-waistband) holster. The next two most common carry locations are belly bands (15%) and concealed carry purses (14%).
Almost every firearm will malfunction at some point, but this post is specifically for new owners of semi-automatic, magazine fed guns.
Concealed Carry Holder Rescues Woman from Carjacking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XV-PdYNeQ4
It's impossible to keep up with every defensive gun use in the country. They happen more often than fatal car crashes, and media is generally not fond of reporting them. Nevertheless, for those interested in being prepared for the unexpected, it is important to see what we can learn from these situations when they occur.
Police have just released video from a pawn shop robbery that turned deadly after a store owner was forced to shoot one of his attackers with a concealed firearm.
