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  • TRAVEL TIPS

    Packing, Security, and More for Stress-Free Trips! Stay ready even when abroad!

  • SURVIVE AN ACTIVE SHOOTER

    In an emergency, being aware and prepared can be life-saving. Learn how to run, hide, and fight effectively.

  • SIMPLE HOME DEFENSE

    Home defense doesn't have to be overcomplicated, and little preparedness buys a lot of peace of mind. From doorstops and flex cuffs to firearms and escape routes, you can never be too prepared when it comes to your home.

  • PREVENT KIDNAPPINGS

    Teach your kids these 5 crucial tricks to prevent abduction and stay safe. From basic navigation to emergency release latches, self-defense, and smart phone tracking—empower them with the knowledge they need.

  • TEST BEFORE YOU INVEST

    Thinking about buying your first gun? Take a class first—learn proper grip and handling before making the investment.

  • DRESS HOW YOU WANT

    You don't have to change your style to carry—just learn how to make it work with what you wear.

  • WHAT GUN SHOULD I BUY?

    Wondering what gun to buy? Try before you buy—rent a few, shoot a few, and see what you shoot best with

  • WHAT CALIBER SHOULD I USE AS A FEMALE?

    What caliber should you choose? As a woman buying a firearm, 9mm is a solid choice. You ARE strong enough to handle it, and it offers plenty of concealed carry options.

  • CLEARING A JAM

    Don’t panic during a malfunction — clear it and get back on target. Whether you're in a competition or fighting for your life, learning to handle malfunctions under pressure is a must.

  • PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

    How often should you train? It depends on your goal. For home defense or concealed carry, aim for once a month or every other month—just stay consistent. But if you're chasing competition-level skills, you’ll need to train more often to keep improving.

  • INTRO TO DRY FIRE

    Confidence comes from two places: knowing how to shoot—and knowing how your firearm actually works.

    Watch the full series to start building both.

  • DRY FIRE FROM EVERY POSITION

    Get familiar. Build real confidence. Your life could depend on it.

  • BUILD MUSCLE MEMORY

    No second-guessing your grip. No wasting reps figuring out your aim. Just focused, efficient training that actually improves your shooting.

  • CONCEAL CARRY TIPS FOR WOMEN

    Most concealment gear is designed for men—but women’s bodies are built differently.

    Adelina Mae breaks down why things like bust size, hip-to-shoulder ratio, and body shape all affect how and where you can carry.

    Choosing the right setup starts with understanding your body—and finding gear made...