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Maintain Personal Safety by Recognizing Signs of Escalating Aggression When it comes to self-defense the ability to recognize the warning signs of escalating aggression put you ahead of the game.

What is Castle Doctrine? Massad Ayoob on Self-Defense Law Learn the facts behind Castle Doctrine when it comes to protecting your family!

You should be a monster.

Everyone says, "Well, you should be harmless, virtuous, you shouldn't do anyone any harm, you should sheath your competitive instinct. You shouldn't try to win. You don't want to be too aggressive. You don't want to be too assertive."

No. Wrong. You should be a monster, an absolute monster, and then you should learn how to control it.

"It's better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war."

What You NEED to Know About Texas Constitutional Carry By Kat Ainsworth Stevens On June 16, 2021, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB 1927, the Firearm Carry Act of 2021, (commonly known as the constitutional carry bill) into law. HB 1927 (commonly known as the constitutional carry bill) will allow legally eligible gun owners 21 years and older to carry thei...

Today is September 1st which means several new laws passed go into effect. We’d like to focus on one major one; Senate Bill 1927, which is Permitless Carry, otherwise known as Constitutional Carry.

Starting today, this new law allows anyone who can legally own a firearm to carry it in public as long as it’s in a holster.

Who CAN carry a firearm:

1. Anyone over 21 years or older who can legally possess a firearm.
2. Anyone who is not a fugitive from justice.
3. Anyone who is not chemically dependent.
4. Anyone who has not been convicted in the previous five (5) years of a Class A or Class B misdemeanor or disorderly conduct.
5. Anyone who in the past ten (10) years has not been adjudicated as having engaged in delinquent conduct violating a felony.
6. Anyone who is not under a protective order or restraining order affecting a spousal relationship.

Places you CANNOT carry a firearm:

1. Schools, school activities, and school buses
2. Voting places
3. Courts or offices used by the court
4. Racetracks
5. Airports past security
6. Bars
7. Sporting Events (High School, College or Professional etc.)
8. Correctional Facilities
9. Hospitals
10. Nursing Homes
11. Governmental open meetings if notice is provided

Private businesses and other properties can still prohibit the carrying of a firearm if they choose to by posting notice under the Texas Penal Code 30.05.

Please be aware of the great responsibility of possessing and carrying a firearm.

For more information and details, refer to HB 1927 as the above information is only a brief synopsis of the bill.

City of Victoria, Texas - Government
- VPD Media Relations

This is long ( 1 hour and 45 minutes) but it is very detailed about permitless carry which starts on Wednesday.

Texas Permitless Carry Seminar Our Texas permitless carry seminar will teach you everything you need to know about constitutional carry in Texas.

Mark your calendars for this year's 2021 Amistad Friends of NRA Event on October 29th, 2021 at Imperious Event Center!

Ticket & Reserved Tables are available online at: https://www.friendsofnra.org/eventtickets/Events/Details/45?eventId=58619

An Official Journal Of The NRA | In Defense of A Third Party Should you intervene in a third-party dispute? Here's Sheriff Jim's take...

Why Staying Alert is Key for Personal Defense While marksmanship is a lofty goal, it is only one part of the personal defense objective.