Tag: Missouri

The following is a video transcript. We often get questions about non-lethal self-defense weapons. We will address some of those commonly asked questions today. Not everyone wishes to carry a firearm in every situation. What does Missouri law say about... [Read More]

The following is a video transcript. School is back in session and you’re getting ready to drop your kids off at their new classes for the year. Can you have a firearm in your car or truck? Do you know... [Read More]

The following is a video transcript. Lost or stolen firearms can create legal difficulties for you if you don’t handle the situation correctly. Missouri state law does not create specific liability for a lost firearm, nor does it create specific... [Read More]

The following is a video transcript. HELLO SUMMER! School’s out, the vacation time you’ve stocked up is burning a hole in your pocket, and friends and family are making plans to enjoy the nice weather. Before you head to a... [Read More]

The following is a video transcript. What do you do when an unruly party guest gets out of hand? Of course you can kick them out, but what if they won’t leave? What about someone who shows up on your... [Read More]

If you carry concealed, you’re likely to have an experience where a member of the public sees your firearm and gets scared. What should you do if someone sees your firearm in public and reacts negatively? First, don’t get excited.... [Read More]

If you are faced with a threat, is it okay to fire a warning shot? The truth is this: warning shots are a bad idea. Only use deadly force against deadly force Under Missouri law, you are only justified in... [Read More]

Planning a vacation for your summer holidays? Before you start researching plane tickets, take some time to review these very important regulations when flying with a firearm. Missouri law prohibits carrying a firearm in any place where it is prohibited... [Read More]

Can you protect yourself or others with a firearm in church? Missouri law has a specific set of rules that apply to firearms in churches. Permission Required The general rule is this: you need permission from the governing body of... [Read More]

You can use force to protect your property in Missouri. However, you cannot use deadly force to protect your property. It’s a very important distinction to understand. Using Deadly Force You may use deadly force if there is an imminent... [Read More]