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  • Missouri House Approves Plan to Allow Guns on Public Transit

Missouri House Approves Plan to Allow Guns on Public Transit

2022-04-11T23:14:53-05:00April 11th, 2022|Tags: , |

The Missouri House of Representatives recently passed new legislation that would further strengthen Missouri's Second Amendment rights. The bill, filed as HB 1462, garnered 101 Yeas and 40 Nays and would allow concealed carry permit holders to carry their guns while on publicly-funded transportation (with limited exceptions). In addition, the minimum age requirement for obtaining a Missouri concealed carry permit would be reduced from 19 years old to 18 years old. Concealed carry permit holders would also be able to carry into houses of worship. Finally, the legislation would criminalize celebratory gunfire in an effort to protect citizens from stray bullets.

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  • The Only Self-Defense Weapon Truckers Can Take with Them Anywhere...

The Only Self-Defense Weapon Truckers Can Take with Them Anywhere…

2022-04-08T14:53:03-05:00April 8th, 2022|Tags: , |

American truckers have been the topic of many conversations over the last few years. Supply-chain issues caused by the global pandemic highlighted the vital role that truck drivers play in our society. Now, truck driver protests over mask mandates, vaccine requirements, general pandemic restrictions, and the overall state of the union have American truckers in the spotlight again.

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How Much Ammo Should I Have?

2022-04-11T07:48:53-05:00April 8th, 2022|Tags: , |

Trying to figure out how much ammunition you should have on hand can sometimes feel like a return to college algebra. Depending on where you look, there are ammo calculations based on rate of fire in a The End Of The World As We Know It (TEOTWAWKI) survival situation, training time, and priorities of multiple platforms (think AR-15, shotgun, handgun, and so on, all of which typically require different ammo). It’s amazing these calculations don’t consider the moon cycle and rising tides as well. If you find yourself wondering “how much ammo should I have?” you’ve come to the right place. We’re going to simplify this process by taking a realistic approach to the topic of your ammo stash and storage.

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Effect of Maryland’s SB 387 on U.S. LawShield Members and Firearm Owners

2022-04-05T21:52:40-05:00April 5th, 2022|Tags: , |

The stated goal of this law is to ban untraceable firearms, or “ghost guns.” Though the Maryland House and Senate worked on simultaneous, competing bills, SB 387 won the day and passed both chambers on March 29, 2022. If signed by the Governor, it would prohibit a person from purchasing, receiving, selling, offering to sell, or transferring an unfinished frame or receiver unless federal law requires the frame or receiver to be imprinted with a serial number, and it has in fact been imprinted with a serial number.

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.45 Colt: Past, Present, and Future. A Closer Look at the Iconic .45

2022-04-07T22:46:06-05:00April 5th, 2022|Tags: , |

Icon doesn’t quite do the Colt Single Action Army revolver in .45 Long Colt justice. If a Winchester lever action was the rifle that won the West, then the Colt .45 was the pistol that did likewise. It became U.S. Army standard issue sidearm in 1872 and would retain that position for the next 20 years, from the beginning of the “Indian Wars” across the Great Plains through Geronimo’s surrender in 1886 and beyond. Cowboys, gunfighters, gamblers, stage drivers, Native Americans, nearly every western character adopted both the pistol and the cartridge or one of its spin-offs between its introduction in the 1870s and the turn of the 20th century, a dynamic time in U.S. firearms history.

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No REGISTRY Rights Act

2022-04-04T18:18:33-05:00April 4th, 2022|Tags: , |

Most gun owners know the basic process to purchase a firearm from a Federal Firearms Licensee (“FFL”). After deciding which firearm you want to buy, an FFL will run a background check through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (“NICS”).

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Permitless Carry: Concealed Carry for Everyone?

2022-06-03T03:26:54-05:00April 4th, 2022|Tags: , |

With 23 states now having adopted permitless carry, also known as constitutional carry, it appears that the national attitude regarding who should be allowed to carry a gun in public is shifting more and more towards a general pro-gun stance. While permitless carry states still maintain some restrictions on who can carry a firearm, as well as where and how that firearm can be carried, for the most part if someone is legally allowed to own a firearm in a state with a permitless carry law in place, they may carry it concealed in public. Except for Vermont, all the states that have a permitless carry law still have a permitting process in place for those who wish to obtain one. The state simply doesn’t require eligible residents who wish to carry a concealed handgun in public to get a permit to do so.

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U.S. LAWSHIELD CHAMPIONS PERMITLESS CARRY IN GEORGIA WITH GEORGIA 2ND AMENDMENT LEGISLATIVE TOUR Legal Defense for Self Defense

2022-04-01T22:42:17-05:00April 2nd, 2022|Tags: |

.S. LawShield®, industry leader and America's largest provider of Legal Defense for Self Defense® coverage, announces ongoing collaboration with Georgia 2nd Amendment (GA2A), formerly known as GeorgiaCarry.Org, as they prepare to battle for the rights of Georgians to keep and bear arms. Together, GA2A and U.S. LawShield kick off April 2022 with a statewide Legislative Tour focused on Georgia becoming the next state to legislate permitless carry and what it means for lawful gun owners in the Peach State.

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