The options for how and where to store your firearms can sometimes seem overwhelming. However, there are some people who feel storing a firearm requires little to no thought. We disagree; all guns should be stored safely and in accordance with local laws at all times.
On more than one occasion, I have been asked about a person’s right to defend themself or others with a firearm without possessing a valid Firearm Owners Identification (“FOID”) card.
If you’re willing to do anything necessary to protect your loved ones, well, you may just be an everyday hero ready to spring into action if the day comes when you are put to the test.
The holidays are approaching, bringing an end to a tumultuous year of quarantines and stay-at-home orders. If travel plans take you outside your home state, be sure to know the laws of transporting firearms in the states you will be visiting.
For hundreds of years, it has been legal for Americans to manufacture their own firearms. Let’s address a recent debate in the media: “ghost guns.”
This time of year is a favorite among hunters, hikers, and criminals... What should you do if you find your vehicle broken into, windows smashed, and your gun is missing? Better yet, what could you have done to avoid this, if anything?
Thankfully, it’s almost time for school. Or is it? Most students in Georgia and across the United States have been out since March, so let’s make...
School districts are beginning to roll out back-to-school plans during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some schools resuming in-person classes while some...
Unless you have the prior “written authorization of the governing officer of the institution” possession of firearms (or weapons) on school grounds is...
During these uncertain times with the spread of COVID-19, decisions such as whether to open up schools and how to do that are rapidly changing and...
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