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There are several reasons why a new shooter should consider trying a Glock Sports Shooting Foundation (GSSF) competition: Skill Development: GSSF competitions provide an excellent opportunity for new shooters to develop their shooting skills. The competition courses are designed to challenge participants with various shooting scenarios, which help to improve accuracy, speed, and precision. Low Pressure Environment: GSSF competitions are known for their low-pressure environment. The events are designed to be fun and inclusive, providing a relaxed atmosphere that encourages new shooters to participate and learn without feeling intimidated. Safety: Safety is a top priority at GSSF competitions. All participants...

 In North Carolina concealment requires the weapon be about the person, which generally means it is concealed either on the person, within an arm's reach, or within ready access of the person. So, if you do not have your concealed carry handgun (CCH) permit, don't have your firearm in the following locations: Glove box* Center Console* Under the seat* In a bag in the backseat* If you are stopped by a law enforcement officer, you have your firearm in one of the above places, and you do not have a CCH permit - your firearm will be confiscated, you will have...

For those that didn't get the news, the NC pistol purchase permit has been revoked! Doesn't make sense to duplicate the work, so thanks to the NC Sherrif's Association for creating and sending the below email to all NC permit holders.  Below is an overview of the changes to the law and a few answers to your questions.  ******************************************************************************** EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, any person seeking to purchase or transfer a handgun in North Carolina is no longer required to apply to the sheriff for a pistol purchase permit. All pistol purchase permitting laws in North Carolina have been eliminated by the enactment of Senate...

So far this year I have already taken several road trips. While planning and packing for my trips there are three things I remembered to do considering I want to be protected when I travel: 1. Bring my Concealed Carry Permit – Although I never leave home without it, I make sure I have my concealed carry handgun permit and proper identification that matches it. There are 30+ states that honor the North Carolina (NC) concealed carry handgun (CCH) permit. If you don’t have your permit, make sure the firearm is never “concealed”. In NC, concealed generally means not visible...