• Better To Just Walk Away?  The Case Of The Good Samaritan Goes Out The Window

    SPOKANE, WASHINGTON — Earlier in the week, we covered a story about a ‘Good Samaritan’ breaking up a domestic assault on a woman only to wind up killing the man in self-defense.  The ‘Good Samaritan’ in this case is now known to be Edward Bushnell, a veteran of the Iraqi War.  And the case for…

  • 6 Companies That Don’t Want Your Firearms Near Them – And How You Can Replace Them

    There’s obviously far more companies and chains that have made the decision to ban law abiding citizens with firearms into their establishments – but we’ve decided to highlight six.  Yes, just six.  Six places we see all too often and may have even frequented but are sad to learn that they do not share our enthusiasm…

  • Little Known Loophole Allows Some Military Service Members To Carry In All 50 States

    While the political debate rages onward as to how best service members deployed domestically should be allowed to defend themselves and their families, it’s surprising to find out that the solution may be sitting right beneath our collective noses. As Military Times brought up in their recent article, there may be a way. Nestled within…

  • Do You Have A Duty To Inform When Carrying Concealed? We Look At All 50 States For The Answers

    If you followed a previous article where we highlighted the plight of Brian Fletcher, there’s a big question looming as to whether or not you have a duty to inform law enforcement (or anyone) as to whether or not you are carrying without first being asked. We take a state-by-state look at each state’s gun…

  • What Goes Bump In The Night?  Burglar Hid Under Bed For Three Days Before Homeowner Noticed

    SPOTSWOOD, NEW JERSEY — What can only be described as absolutely terrifying, authorities have apprehended a burglar who hid in a homeowner’s house for three days before he was discovered beneath a guest bed. via NBC News The man, identified as Jason Hubbard, remained in the Middlesex County jail Wednesday in lieu of $50,000 bail…

  • 10 Things You Should Never Do As A Concealed Carrier

    There are WAY more than 10 things you should never do as a concealed carrier or as a firearms owner in general.  But we’ve decided to pick 10 extremely important ones.  We’re not judging you if you do these things – we’re just saying it’s the opposite of responsible. 10.  Firing Warning Shots There are…

  • Grand Jury Reviewing Guy Who Got Shot After Threatening To Force Ex-Wife To Leave With Him

    HANCOCK COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI — Glenn Grannan, chief investigator of the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office, says a grand jury will be reviewing the case of a man who was shot in an exchange of gunfire after he refused to leave his ex-wife alone. The incident stemmed from a complicated and half-told story of man who approached…

  • Man Hides Unloaded Pistol In Basketball – Gives It To Recruiters For Self-Defense

    SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA — A man brought an uninflated basketball into a military recruitment center on Tuesday afternoon.  He walked up to the recruiters and put it down on their desk, allegedly saying, “he had something they might need” according to Shreveport Police Cpl. Marcus Hines to KTBS. Recruiters contacted police immediately and David S. Quinn,…

  • Robber Shot By Bakery Owner While Trying To Steal Their Dough

    HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT — When a previously convicted felon attempted to rob Barranquitas Mini Bakery, he wound up with yet another felony charge and a gun shot to the leg.  Witnesses and police both recalled the scene for WTNH. “There was a struggle, I believe, in the bakery. They all run out of the bakery and…