Mother Shoots 5-Year-Old Son Instead of Dog
A woman in Houston, Texas, stood in a Harris County courtroom to face a felony charge of Deadly Conduct – Discharging a Firearm Recklessly. Reports stated the child suffered non-life-threatening injuries from the incident and expected to recover. It is essential to ask if there is anything we can learn from this incident. And there […]
Excitement, 2021 NRA Annual Meeting Dates Announced
The National Rifle Association (NRA) was established back in 1871. Each year the NRA has held annual meetings. The COVID pandemic forced NRA to cancel its 149th annual meeting last year. However, this year the 150th annual meeting is back. The dates for this year’s annual meetings have been announced as September 3rd through September […]
How to Shoot Guns in Your Texas Backyard, and Not Get Arrested
There are so many laws that regulate shooting guns recreationally. If you live in Texas and own firearms, you might have wondered if you can shoot guns on your private property. And if so, how can you make sure you do it legally? Texas Law: Shooting Guns on Private Property Eventually, I will get around […]
Rap Video Helps Police Identify Gang Members
An ill-advised rap video made around March of this year by a Huston Texas gang has led to the arrests 11 members, with a further 9 still wanted for warrants. Police were originally called to Lakewood Park for reports of men brandishing guns. When they arrived, most of the extras of the music video fled […]
Leave it to Texas to Create the First Gun-Centric Coffee Shop
A planned shop for the Woodlands area just North of Houston has an entirely new idea for coffee that they are hoping will catch on around the nation. The idea that coffee is best served when it packs a little extra heat
What Does the Texas Tech Shooting Mean for Campus Carry?
Many of you have likely heard of the October 9th shooting at Texas Tech, which left one police officer dead and an entire student body shocked and disgusted. What you might not have heard yet, is that some folks are trying to blame this shooting on Texas’ Campus Carry law, well let’s just see if these critiques of the law even tread water.
Selma Carjacker Shot by Concealed Carrying Victim
There are plenty of things you shouldn’t do in Texas, forget the Alamo, not like BBQ, wear layers in the summer, but maybe the most important thing you should avoid doing in the Lone Star State is stealing another person’s belongings, because there is a very good chance that that person has a firearm and knows how to use it.
Note to Humanity, Don’t Threaten to Kill a Concealed Carrier
On the morning of September 11, the Dallas neighborhood of Oak Lawn was shocked to have their morning routine interrupted by the sounds of gunshots and sirens after a shooting occurred at the 3300 block of Oak Lawn Avenue. The reason behind this shooting? A concealed carrier was in the process of saving his life.
Sexual Assault Stopped on Austin Running Path by Armed Citizen
Many of you who have seen Law & Order know that one of the most dangerous places you could be on the show is a running path when you are on your morning jog. Unfortunately, reality nearly mirrored the fictional world portrayed on the show if it weren’t for the big heart and quick thinking mind of an armed citizen.
Negligent Discharge in Texas A&M Dorms
Texas A&M is one of several Texas colleges in the news for their campus carry law. However, due to one person’s boneheaded decision making, they are in the news for all of the wrong reasons.