Utah Governor Vetos Concealed Weapon Bill HB76

News is just in. The new law which would have allowed anyone 21+ in age who could legally own and posses a firearm to carry it concealed and “unloaded;” has just been vetoed by Governor Herbert. Our group of instructors is pleased to hear this as we feel that asking citizens to undergo some simple […]

Concealed Carry Reciprocity Explained

Each state gets to decide if they are going to issue Concealed Weapon Permits to their citizens. Then of course they get to decide what they are going to require people to do in order to apply for and obtain that permit. This varies so much from

H.R. 4269: Protecting Lawful Transportation of Firearms

An important provision of federal law, intended to protect the right of law-abiding gun owners to transport firearms throughout our nation, has been ignored by anti-gun local officials and effectively gutted by the courts.

Utah Definition of Firearm Amended to Clarify “Sawed Off”

If you are a stickler for verbage than you might have been following recently passed House Bill 117. House bill was signed on March 16th by the Governor. It simply changes the word “sawed-off” to “short barrel” in 76-10-501 and 76-10-504. Here is the exact change in context: “Firearm” means a pistol, revolver, shotgun, short […]