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Mar 24, 2025

Constitutional Carry - The good The bad & The illegal

As of 2025, North Carolina has not yet adopted Constitutional Carry, which would allow individuals to carry concealed firearms without a permit. While the state does permit concealed carry with a valid permit, North Carolina still requires residents to undergo a background check and training to obtain that permit. There has been ongoing debate in North Carolina regarding the potential for Constitutional Carry laws. Proponents argue that it would restore Second Amendment rights and make it easier for citizens to defend themselves. On the other hand, opponents raise concerns about public safety and the potential risks of untrained individuals carrying firearms in public. For now, North Carolina residents who wish to carry concealed firearms legally must still go through the permitting process, which includes fingerprinting, background checks, and completing a state-approved training course. The future of Constitutional Carry in North Carolina remains uncertain, as the state legislature has yet to pass any significant legislation in favor of such laws..
Mar 31, 2025

Young, yes, but not new to firearms

It’s inspiring to see young adults approach firearms training with humility and a recognition that there’s always more to learn. This mindset fosters safer, more responsible firearm ownership. As instructors, it’s important to encourage this openness and promote lifelong learning. By supporting those seeking to improve their skills and knowledge, we strengthen the firearms community and ensure a culture of safety for everyone. Let’s continue to prioritize education and growth in firearms training..
Apr 21, 2025

De-Escalation

This blog post highlights the importance of de-escalation for legal gun owners, emphasizing that carrying a firearm comes with a higher standard of responsibility. It explores real-life scenarios—like road rage, public confrontations, and family disputes—where staying calm and avoiding conflict is crucial. With stats and legal references, it reinforces that gun owners must prioritize restraint, judgment, and safety in every situation to protect not just their rights, but lives..