Practice Safety Everyday Dares are rarely not safety-conscious endeavors. At least the ones I remember from my youth, were normally the farthest thing from safe. One I remember (vaguely and sorry mom), was that my friends and I were walking home from the store, on a busy road, in the country we called it a highway. One of […]
Everyday should be a safety day and every month a safety month, but I do agree having specific months for safety topics is a good thing. June is Firearm Safety Month. The National Shooting Sports Foundation’s Project Childsafe has posted some great information, and we should all read and learn about putting an Emphasis on […]
Owning a firearm is a right that every law-abiding American can enjoy, but with that right comes a need for commitment to safety and responsibility that comes with gun ownership. There are several ways you can safely store your firearms in a way that will fit your lifestyle, eliminate un-authorized access to your firearms as well […]
Follow Basic Firearm Safety when Hunting There are many things to keep in mind regarding safety when hunting. Carrying a firearm in the field has its own dangers which one should practice faithfully. As soon as you lay your hands on a firearm you should treat it as if it were loaded, make sure the […]
Through Dr. Lisa M. Orick-Martinez experiences she knows personally the importance of safety when it comes to finding a shooting range. She shares pertinent information you need when looking for a local shooting range near you. From a beginner or experienced level of shooting, there are many things to take into consideration when trying to […]
Everyone should know these Four Rules of Basic Firearms Safety.
The firearms industry is filled with companies who are focused on safety. Taurus has exceptional safety resources
Ruger has always had safety and responsibility as a cornerstone of their philosophy.
Safe LivinG’s partner, GLOCK has a commitment to teaching firearm safety. One of the many ways they demonstrate this is with their GLOCK Gun Safety House at Cobb County’s Safety Village.
If you own a firearm, it’s critical that you understand the need for safe storage of your firearms when not in use. This simple act can reduce the rate of suicide and save lives.
