Latest Texas Videos
Know Your Ammo – Texas
There are so many varieties of ammo on the market today, but not every type is perceived the same in the eyes of the law. Watch Independent Program Attorney Emily Taylor explain how the type of ammo you use could affect you.
Can I Gift A Gun in Texas?
Do you have the question, can I gift a gun for the holidays? Watch this video with Independent Program Attorney Edwin Walker teaching what you need to know before you buy.
Rear-Ended, Then Defended Part II – Texas
As you saw in Rear-Ended, Then Defended Part 1, no one was
Firearm Confiscation: Can The Government Confiscate My Firearms During a Disaster?
During the disaster wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Texas and the impending landfall in Florida of Hurricane Irma, many of our members have been asking if the government can confiscate their firearms if the Governor or Federal Government declare a state of emergency.
Texas Game Wardens: What You Need to Know
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Responsible Women Trust LawShield
Member Ambassador Sherry Hale interviews responsible women members of Texas LawShield to
Get Your Ducks in a Row with Hunter Shield
Each year, about 400,000 hunters head afield in Texas in pursuit of doves, ducks,
Open-Carry Legal Advice in the Wake of Charlottesville
Independent Program Attorney Emily Taylor addresses the legal issue of whether you
Upgrades for Self-Defense Coming Sept. 1
On Sept. 1, Texas Members will be able to open a big
University Students React to Campus Carry
Campus Carry Transcript: Member Ambassador Sherry Hale: Hey Members,
U.T. Students React to Campus Carry
Campus Carry in Texas https://youtu.be/NzT6eCPvIio Campus Carry Transcript: Member Ambassador Sherry Hale:
AR Rifles For Deer Hunting in Texas? Of Course!
AR-10s are the bigger brothers to the smaller caliber AR-15s, and the 10’s are chambered in definite big-game calibers, usually.243 Win and up.
Latest Florida Videos
Rear-Ended, Then Defended Part II – Florida
As you saw in Rear-Ended, Then Defended Part 1, no one was
No Gun? What Are My Self-Defense Options? | Florida
No Gun? What Are My Self-Defense Options? Watch U.S. LawShield of Florida
Firearm Confiscation: Can The Government Confiscate My Firearms During a Disaster?
During the disaster wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Texas and the impending landfall in Florida of Hurricane Irma, many of our members have been asking if the government can confiscate their firearms if the Governor or Federal Government declare a state of emergency.
Wildlife Conservation Commission Officers in Florida: What You Need to Know
Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission Officers (FWC Officers) are not
Self-Defense: Florida Driver Sues Uber Over Gun Policy
A Miami-area Uber driver has sued the popular ride-share company
Legislative Update—Latest Laws Affecting Florida Gun Rights
Legislative update from Florida by Independent Program Attorney James Phillips. https://youtu.be/qK22I1WD52s
Back to School: Firearms Laws You Need to Know in Florida
Back to School Do you have kids heading back to school in
Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law to Face Legal Test
The Stand Your Ground self-defense law in Florida has seen
If Someone is Stealing my Car Can I Shoot Them in Florida?
You're sitting in your house watching your favorite TV show, and you hear glass breaking in your driveway. You look out the window. You see someone still in your brand-new car. What do you do? What can you do?
Florida: Understanding Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground Laws
“Castle Doctrine” and “Stand Your Ground” are self-defense laws
Florida: Using Force to Recover Stolen Property — Know Your Limitations
If someone steals your property, can you use deadly force to recover it? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney David Katz explain the limits on how you can legally respond in the Sunshine State.
U.S. Law Shield News Update: Florida Castle Doctrine
U.S. Law Shield News host Sam Malone interviews U.S.
Latest Colorado Videos
‘Peruta’ Decision and 2nd Amendment Rights as Applied to Concealed-Carry Laws
Currently, the U.S. Supreme Court has not formally recognized a Second Amendment
Guns and Parks: What Coloradans Must Know to Stay Legal
Taking the family to a state or national park this summer? Then
Traffic Stop While Carrying In Colorado
https://youtu.be/ph1_5E2ZqFUU.S Law Shield Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards:If a police officer stops
Colorado: Stop, Or I’ll Shoot!
U.S. Law Shield of Colorado Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards:
How to Defend Yourself Against an Aggressive Dog in Colorado
How to Defend Yourself Against an Aggressive Dog So, for
Colorado: State or National Parks: What’s the Difference?
A common question often asked is whether it is legal in Colorado to carry a firearm in state or national parks.
What Is The Law On Storing Firearms In Colorado?
In this month’s video, U.S. Law Shield Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards
Latest Georgia Videos
Georgia Legislative Update—What are the Latest Laws Affecting Gun Rights?
Georgia Legislative Update by Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo:
Back to School: Firearms Laws You Need to Know in Georgia
https://youtu.be/L9_ophOrQ7I Back-to-School Issues and Guns Matt Kilgo, Independent Program Attorney: In
AR Rifles For Deer Hunting in Georgia? Of Course!
I was deer hunting in one of my favorite places in the
Coyote-Hunting Gear: Top 5 Picks for Coyote Hunting in Georgia
Coyote Hunting in Georgia Any hunt where a coyote appears
Can You Shoot Someone Breaking Into Your Car in Georgia?
The legal questions started pouring in, and members, you wanted to know your legal rights in your state. So here's your U.S. Law Shield Independent Program Attorney to give you insight on what the law says.
Traffic Stop While Carrying In Georgia
https://youtu.be/TbtOn1Z1VLE U.S. Law Shield Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo: How should
Georgia: Stop, Or I’ll Shoot!
U.S. Law Shield of Georgia Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo:
Georgia: State or National Parks: What’s the Difference?
A common question often asked is whether it is legal
What Is The Law On Storing Firearms In Georgia?
The answer just may surprise you. In this month’s video, U.S. Law
Latest Missouri Videos
Is Pepper Spray Legal in Missouri?
Pepper spray, although made from an item you can get in the produce section of your local grocer, is considered a weapon by most states, and is restricted to some extent in nearly all of them. Pepper spray causes temporary blindness, pain, breathing problems and panic. However, when it's used excessively, it can kill.
Missouri: “What Happens When I Call 9-1-1?”
If you are involved in an incident where you are
Missouri: Warning Shot: Ticket to Prison?
It might seem like a good idea to fire a
What Is The Law On Storing Firearms In Missouri?
As responsible gun owners, we know that firearms are deadly
Latest Oklahoma Videos
Coyote-Hunting Gear Top 5 Picks: Use Them to Get More Oklahoma ‘Song Dogs’
Any hunt where a coyote appears on the scene becomes
It’s Worth Learning the Rules for Fishing on Oklahoma Waterways
From a hidden spot overlooking the Arkansas River in Tulsa, two Oklahoma
Defending Your Home—and Yourself—in Oklahoma
“Castle Doctrine” and “Stand Your Ground” are self-defense laws that protect you in
Traffic Stop While Carrying In Oklahoma
Many people have asked me what to do when they see flashing lights of a police officer in the rearview mirror and they understand uh-oh, I'm going to have to pull over and stop and talk to this police officer.
Oklahoma: Stop, Or I’ll Shoot!
U.S. Law Shield of Oklahoma Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles:
Defending Yourself Against Dog Attacks in Oklahoma
ROBERT ROBLES: You have a right to protect yourself in
Oklahoma: State or National Parks: What’s the Difference?
A common question often asked is whether it is legal in Oklahoma to carry a firearm in state or national parks. With regards to Oklahoma State parks, it is permitted to carry your gun on State park land. In fact, according to 21 O.S. §1277 B, the places where concealed or unconcealed carry is prohibited does not include and specifically excludes any property designated by a city, town, county, or state governmental authority as a park, recreational area, or fairgrounds.
What Is The Law On Storing Firearms In Oklahoma?
The answer may surprise you. In this month’s video, U.S. Law Shield
Latest Pennsylvania Videos
Mixing Guns and Protests in Pennsylvania
One of the hot-topic issues that we get on
No Sunday Hunting in Pennsylvania: Why?
Note: This is the fifth in a five-part hunting series discussing tactics
Back to School: Firearms Laws You Need to Know in Pennsylvania
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XTjkHLPsi8&list=PLumAa9DG0KOxnglSv0yp-DQ2uUYL4BFCE As back to school time approaches, our Independent Program Attorney
Guns and Boats in Pennsylvania
https://youtu.be/apNLthMdBNg Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane on laws affecting guns and boats
Food for the Birds in Pennsylvania
Note: This article, Food for the Birds in Pennsylvania, is
Pennsylvania: Can I Use Force Against Someone Burglarizing My Car?
U.S. Law Shield of Pennsylvania Independent Program Attorney Justin
It’s Worth Learning The Rules for Fishing on PA Waterways
Waterways Conservation Officers in Pennsylvania repeat this slogan on social media: “It’s
Man’s Best Friend Unwelcome
Note: This is the second in a five-part series discussing
Pennsylvania: Can You Be Sued in Civil Court for Self Defense?
The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Firearms
Pennsylvania: Using Force to Recover Stolen Property — Know Your Limitations
If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force
Traffic Stop While Carrying in Pennsylvania
https://youtu.be/sex7RlGdOfE U.S. Law Shield Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane: Nothing
Pennsylvania: Stop, Or I’ll Shoot!
U.S. Law Shield of Pennsylvania Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane:
Latest Virginia Videos
Virginia: Can I Shoot A Carjacker?
U.S. Law Shield Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley: Hi,
Defending Your Home—and Yourself—in Virginia
“Castle Doctrine” and “Stand Your Ground” are self-defense laws
Virginia: ‘One-Handgun-A-Month’ Rule Is Still Dead
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s recent battles against pro-gun bills prevailed this week
Virginia: Using Force to Recover Stolen Property — Know Your Limitations
If someone steals your property, can you use force or deadly force
Virginia: After an Unintended Discharge of Your Weapon — What’s Next?
U.S. Law Shield of Virginia Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley tells Members
Virginia: “What Do You Mean I Can’t Keep My Guns?” State Law on Protective Orders
One question that our Virginia members often ask our independent
A Detailed Guide to Vehicle Open Carry Law in Virginia
As more and more Virginia motorist avail themselves of the law to lawfully carry a handgun in their vehicle, as the above video provided by the Fairfax County Police Department points out, it is important to be prepared should you encounter law enforcement during a traffic stop.
“Stop or I’ll Shoot!”—The Use of Deadly Force in Defense of Property in Virginia
You come home and catch a burglar fleeing your home
“Nice Doggie”—Defending Yourself Against Dog Attacks in Virginia
You are out taking a walk in your neighborhood and suddenly an apparently vicious dog comes running toward you growling and showing its teeth.
Is Pepper Spray Legal in Virginia?
Pepper spray, although made from an item you can get
Virginia: “What Happens When I Call 9-1-1?”
If you are involved in an incident where you are
Virginia: State or National Parks: What’s the Difference?
A common question often asked is whether it is legal