Understanding Lethal Force and the Law
Knowing when you can and can’t use lethal force in self-defense can mean the difference between freedom and prison time. Discover the definition of lethal force and what the law says about when you can use it. Plus learn about grave bodily injury, the reasonable...
The NYC Subway Trial: What You Don’t Know Can Incarcerate You
This is a developing story and we will provide updates as they become available. UPDATE 12/09/2024. A Manhattan jury has found Daniel Penny not guilty of criminally Negligent Homicide and has been acquitted of criminal charges stemming from the death of Jordan Neely...
CCW Options for Older Shooters
As we age, our self-defense needs evolve, and CCW options must adapt to those changes. Although we can defer the effects of natural aging with diet, exercise, and preventative healthcare, it is impossible to stave off Father Time forever. Getting older often results...
What Exactly Do “No Guns Allowed” Signs Mean?
Millions of Americans carry firearms daily, prioritizing their safety and security. However, concealed carry is generally prohibited in most government buildings and facilities unless explicitly authorized, and many private businesses and property owners also have...
