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Tim Weaver

Stop Bleeding Without a Tourniquet

Bleeding control takes three approaches to stopping a hemorrhage: Direct pressure Packing the wound Using a tourniquet But what if the injury calls for a tourniquet and you don’t have one? Forget your belt, it doesn’t work. ...

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Get Medical Training

If you own a firearm, you have a responsibility to keep and use it safely. This means getting trained on firearms safety, marksmanship and, if you carry, the moral and ethical issues surrounding self-defense in your state. But knowing how to make ...

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Train to Retain

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. Adopted in 1791, the Second Amendment has helped guarantee our nation’s freedom from the tyranny ...

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Train Like You Fight

If you own a firearm, you owe it to yourself and those around you to get trained. That much should seem obvious. But one thing we’ve noticed is people getting training but not training with the equipment they might normally use in practice. ...

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Why We Support the Second Amendment

The Second Amendment isn’t about duck hunting. It’s actually not even about personal self-defense. It’s about resistance to tyranny and oppression. Everything else is a bonus. It’s hard to tyrannize an armed populace; our ...

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Current State of the Second Amendment

Designed to ensure the people of the United States would always have the ability to resist tyranny, courts held the Second Amendment was an individual right applied only to the federal government and the states weren’t bound by the Bill of ...

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History of the Second Amendment - Part 2

The last post covered the reason for the Second Amendment as well as restrictions on firearm ownership in the past and present, including applicable laws at the state level. Court Cases about the Second Amendment While gun control supporters ...

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