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Great website that has good information.  As common sense dictates, you should still check with the individual states before going with firearms, but these maps are very helpful.  Let’s work hard to get the TN law banning concealed carry in restraunts that serve alcohol repealled.  If you’re at Applebee’s and don’t drink, what’s the problem?

With the weather being hot, it seems appropriate to mention a product that has been around for a while, but it might be new to some shooters because they have never thought that it could be used in a shooting application. Most of us at MCC are runners, and with the season getting ready to start in Nashville this fall we have already started training. A friend of ours named Tim put us onto the Camelback hydration system. We have tested them on a...

I thought that my cousin had a very secure wedding because he was carrying, but this link proves that there are weddings no terrorist would want to interrupt. I bet no one objected when the pastor asked for reasons they shouldn’t be married! Check it out here.

If you are looking to keep hands off home defense handgun, you might want to consider a small safe. Safes are great ways to keep unwanted hands off your gun, but they do have a drawback; they may keep your hands off your gun when you need it the most. This is a problem for anyone that wants a handgun readily accessible for defense, but wants to keep children and snoopy friends away. There are a couple of good options available for less than...

Recently we mentioned D.R. Middlebrooks and point shooting as we were talking about Daniel Horner who now shoots for the Army Marksmanship Unit. Many people don’t buy into point shooting because they believe that only the “front sight/press” method should be taught. Middlebrooks takes that school of thought and turns it on its head. One thing that often gets misinterpreted is that people say D.R. teaches people to never use...