“use of force”

Not all criminal attacks justify the use of deadly force. Sheriff Jim Wilson gives helpful insights about different types of personal defense.

Alleging it "would have threatened—not enhanced—the public safety of Pennsylvania citizens," lame-duck Gov. Ed Rendell vetoed legislation that would have permitted law-abiding gun owners to legally protect themselves beyond portions of their homes and workplaces.

Brownells new Low Force Trainer Kit is an economical training alternative for agencies using less-lethal or bean-bag 37mm and 40mm rounds.

The self-defense scenario in your mind is unlikely to reflect reality. Here are some ideas on how to make it closer to the truth.

A number of states have laws that fall in this category, but they're all coming under fire.

Having a plan is part of being prepared. Being able to put that plan into action and see it through to a satisfactory conclusion is key to surviving unpleasant encounters.

The first training has started for South Dakota’s new enhanced concealed carry permit that will allow its holders to legally carry handguns in states not covered by South Dakota’s standard reciprocity agreements.

A growing number of schools throughout the country are permitting qualified employees and staff to remain armed when classes are in session as a matter of protection and security, but one school in Texas is literally advertising the fact that its staff carries firearms.

The department of U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded a contract to Glock for up to $85 million to equip its agents with a number of Glock pistols, including the new G47.