Concealed carry is a hot topic, even among gun enthusiasts. What you see in the movies or television is quite different from what really happens. Here are three myths about concealed carry that need to be busted. A Concealed Carry Permit Is Enough to Carry Safely Going through the concealed carry training gives you the legal authority to carry your…
A concealed carry weapon takes a lot of abuse, even if you never fire it. Guns that are carried inside clothing pick up lint. Some weapons are carried close to the body, which exposes them to sweat, moisture and dirt. These guns get banged more easily than your range-only guns. High temperatures from body heat and the outside can dry…
The ammunition marketplace is crowded with many different manufacturers and types. Although price can be one factor in choosing ammunition, you should choose the ammo that fits your needs. Training ammo and service-grade defense ammunition are much different. Here is a primer on ammo to help you understand the many options when you’re shopping. ANATOMY OF A CARTRIDGE Although ammo…
Ever since mankind has had the weaponry to go after long-range targets, there has been a need and a desire to improve accuracy so as to ensure greater success. If you’re a hunter or a subsistence dweller, accuracy at long ranges is critical to your success, and possibly even to your survival. Basically, success at hitting long-range targets all boils…
TO VIEW VIDEO ONLINE CLICK HERE Earlier this week, a third grade student brought a handgun to Washington Elementary in Billings. Now, the superintendent said the student had no intention of causing any harm. He simply wanted to show his friends. We spoke to a gun specialist to talk more about children and gun safety. Wake Up Montana’s Briana Monte…
When dealing with firearms, either outside or in an indoor shooting range, it is always necessary to observe safe and proper etiquette.
Obviously the reason that you go to a concealed carry class is so that you can get your concealed carry permit.
However, there is a lot of lag time in between when you take the class and when you actually get your permit. Some of this depends on your own speed, but a lot of it is dependent upon your local law enforcement agency that issues the permit.
Monday: Closed
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Sun: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.