Personal Defense

There are a number of things to consider when storing your guns, and what works for someone else might not be optimal for you. Read on for suggestions on selecting or creating your own personal gun storage solutions.

A great deal of thought is given to the subject of self-defense and home protection. Rarely does the subject come up of the worst guns to use to defend yourself. But knowing what not to use is just as important as knowing what you should use, which is why we've put this list together.

According to Pew Research Center, almost half of gun owners have at least one gun for the purpose of self-defense. But if you're not aware enough to see the threat coming, a defense gun may not do any good. Read on for 9 tips for improving your situational awareness, so you’re ready to defend yourself and others from potential threats.

Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to firearms. So, whether it's to increase your own personal knowledge or to meet your state's various licensing and permitting requirements, taking a gun safety course is extremely beneficial. Thankfully, a number of options are your disposal for taking a gun safety course.

When it comes down to it, the best gun for home defense is the one you can get to the quickest and effectively use. To help narrow down your choices, we’ve created a list of  the top 5 best guns for home defense based on: ease of use, functionality, availability, and reliability.

When thinking about home defense, the majority of focus is on which weapons and ammo to buy and what our strategy is if someone were to attack. But how exactly should you store your home defense gun?

You've taken the step of getting your concealed weapons permit and can carry your weapon without people having to see it. Use this guide to understand which states will honor your permit so you can understand where you can legally carry.

Using hollow point rounds for self defense is a wise choice, both tactically and legally. In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of Hollow Points vs. Full Metal Jacket Rounds for home defense or concealed carry.

When you own a firearm, you do need to practice with it.  Learn the best ways to do this to stay familiar with your gun and feel confident about using it.  Owning a firearm isn't enough.