Idaho is known for its stunning landscapes and a strong culture of personal freedoms, including the right to bear arms. For Idaho gun owners, understanding the basics of concealed carry laws is not just a legal obligation but also an important step in exercising their rights responsibly. In this blog, we’ll explore what concealed carry means, Idaho’s specific laws, permitted areas, and the importance of concealed carry.

In a world that doesn't always feel safe, it's natural to worry about your well-being and the security of your loved ones. Especially as a woman and a mother, the responsibility of protection can feel heavy. But what if you could reclaim a sense of control and empowerment? In Idaho, where self-reliance and a connection to the outdoors are a way of life, considering a pistol for self-defense is becoming an increasingly popular choice for women.

Dry fire training is an essential practice for improving firearm handling skills without the need for live ammunition. It allows shooters to work on grip, stance, drawing from a holster, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control and other fundamental skills in a safe environment.

When you are on the range practicing with your pistol and you hear a click when you pull the trigger, but there is no bang (the gun did not fire), do you instinctively know what to do?

We love to shoot and train with our guns. Whether it’s an indoor range, outdoor range or place in the desert or mountains that you call Your Range it is important to not only be safe, but to be prepared for first aid emergencies as well.

Studying statistics and data can help you to choose how and what to train when you are practicing with your firearm. It is the scientific method to see what is the most likely scenario that you would need to defend yourself.