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The Beginner's Buyers Guide: AR-15 Uppers
Posted by Patrick "BabyfaceP" James on August 3, 2023If you're new to the world of AR-15 rifles, the upper assembly is a crucial component to understand. Our "Beginner's Guide to the AR-15 Upper" provides a comprehensive overview, explaining its role, construction, and various options available. From barrel lengths and finishes to handguards and muzzle devices, this guide will equip beginners with the essential knowledge to make informed decisions and enhance their shooting experience.Share: 0 Views0 comments -
A Primer on Gun Liability Insurance
Posted by Right To Bear Insurance on March 22, 2022Newly Launched, Veteran-Owned Right to Bear Self-Defense Liability Insurance Offers Best Protection and Value for Coverage and Affordability. -
Conceal Carry Classes for Beginners
Posted by Avery Skipalis on January 11, 2022Are you thinking about getting your license to carry a concealed firearm or weapon? Or are you nervous about taking a class because you’re unsure what you should expect in the classroom? If those thoughts have crossed your mind, then you’re in the right place. -
New Gun Owners Guide to Buying a Holster
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New Gun Owners Guide: What to do Post Purchase
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A Beginner's Guide to the AR-15
Posted by Mark Grimsley on April 1, 2021The AR-15 is the most prolific American rifle of the 20th and, so far, the 21st Century. There are as many as 10 million AR-15 rifles in circulation and many first-time buyers are looking to get one. But, the new gun owner may be confused about many aspects of the AR-15 and have a lot of questions. -
Mother's Day Gift Guide
Posted by Kris Vermillion on May 6, 2019
You love Mom, and you want her to be happy. Let us help you make sure you get her right in the feels this Mother's Day with a gift that says, "I love you, and I want to keep you safe."
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Building Your First Tactical EDC Kit
Posted by Kris Vermillion on February 12, 2019
As the saying goes, 'It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it.' Everyday Carry (EDC) Kits were created by people who live by this statement. You're here because you've made the choice to be as prepared as possible. We're here to help.
What is an EDC Kit? In short, it's the practical AND tactical items you need every day. Your environment will dictate the approach you take in building out your EDC Kit. Bear in mind, there are a few different perspectives on how and what to prepare for. Some people choose to keep a bag in the trunk of their car that they label a 'Get Home Bag', designed with the sole intent of getting home in the event of an emergency. That bag is separate from what some would call a 'Bug Out Bag' which would be designed for long-term mobility and sustainability in the event of a catastrophic event. This article is focusing specifically on your EDC Kit. What items do you need to complete the tasks you do every day, and what items can you keep with you in case of minor emergencies or unforeseen projects? Answering those questions will help you fine-tune your EDC Kit to your specific needs. With this in mind, consider what your needs are, and assemble your tactical everyday carry essentials accordingly.
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Gun Lover Christmas Gift Guide
Posted by Kris Vermillion on December 14, 2018
This is Palmetto State Armory's list of the Top Ten Best Christmas gift ideas for the gun lover in your life.
These budget-friendly gift ideas are sure to put you in good graces with the shooter on your list.
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How to Shop for a Quality AK
Posted by Kris Vermillion on November 1, 2018
As the American AK market has become more crowded these days, more options mean lower prices. As production and availability for AK rifles increase and the number of options grows, it's a good idea to have a game plan in place as you begin shopping for your next AK.
We've compiled a list of what we think are the 3 key features you can look for to make sure your AK is up to par, and all 3 are pretty well identifiable while you stand at your favorite gun store counter.