Concealed carry comes with more than just the right to bear arms—it comes with responsibility. While some states don’t explicitly require a holster, carrying without one puts you at risk for negligent discharges, legal trouble, and serious injury. This guide draws on insights from firearms trainers, law enforcement data, and legal experts to explain why […]
In the United States, the right to bear arms generally falls under two methods: concealed carry, where firearms are hidden from view, and open carry, where firearms are visibly displayed. While both are protected under the Second Amendment, they involve very different legal requirements, tactical implications, and societal perceptions. This guide combines expert analysis, state-by-state […]