Aimee and Sara discuss the reasons why they both have a desire to carry, how they should carry and the importance of why you should care. Sarah is interested in expanding her Carry Journey.

Aimee and Ernest talk about finding the right gun for you. The Langdons bring up important factors on how you find what is right for you. Size, shootability, concealment and how you will carry the gun.

Handling our guns can be a very good thing to do as we familiarize ourselves with our tools, but there is also such a thing as unnecessary administrative handling, and that can actually increase the likelihood of negative outcomes especially when done over a period of time. So how do we differentiate between required administrative handling, and unnecessary administrative handling?

Handling a gun is intimidating for first-timers. Check out this video for some tips on how to get comfortable with safe gun handling.

Grip technique is important when it comes to learning how to grip your firearm. Many different 'techniques' have been taught. Ernest Langdon breaks down one of the most natural and simple forms to get you started with a solid foundation for grip and control of your firearm.

Tessah from Armed and Styled teaches us about muzzle direction and holstering safely.

From new shooters and first-time gun owners - this guide should cover everything you need to know before buy your first box of practice ammo.

Do you have small kids or dogs that like to jump up? In this video, Tessah talks about the importance of selecting a safe holster as a parent or guardian of children and pets.

Linen, Cotton, Silk, Wool, Cashmere and Fine Merino Wool and non-natural fibers.

We are seeing more and more women (and men) take firearms ownership and/or concealed carry into consideration. In a four part series, Aimee Langdon, Sarah Hauptman and Tessah Gabrielle sit down and talk through the considerations that come into play.

Nope. For the most part, not everyone starts their carry journey by carrying everyday. Check this out for some of the things that helped these ladies grow in their carry journey.

HWhere does my level of proficiency need to be in order to carry? That is up to you - you have to start somewhere and what is the next step for you.

Do I carry chambered or unchambered? Check out what these ladies have to say.

There is so much information out there - how do you know what to follow? Here's what Sarah, Tessah and Aimee have to say.

How many times have you come across a post where someone says, "I'm buying a concealed carry carry gun, which is one is the best?" and they're met with 100 different responses? I come across those several times a week, and they rarely yield helpful results. I can't count the amount of times I was told to "just get a Glock 19" or "if I can conceal it, so can you", without any metrics to apply logic to the conversation. Well, now we have the metrics...

Tessah teaches Shelby how to properly conceal carry. The two discuss useful information on how to properly carry and how to find what is best for you. Tessah has Sheby try a Belt mounted holster and the PHLster Enigma holster.

Trouble concealing? John and Sarah give some tips and tricks on how to get the best concealment possible. The Hauptmans define concealment, as well as give holster recommendations on proper concealment.

Every body is different. Using your body's unique landscape to your advantage can help you find the optimal carry position for concealment! Let Sarah and Jon help you figure out your best carry position.

Educate yourself on how to make it safer with these three tips.

Trouble concealing? Jon and Sarah give some tips and tricks on How to get the best concealment possible. The Hauptmans define concealment, as well as give holster recommendations on proper concealment.

Tessah’s EDC (Every Day Carry) What she carries and why

Tessah Booth from @armedandstyled2117 and Ernest Langdon of Langdon Tactical talk about Dry Fire. Investing the time and how to best utilize your time during daily dry fire in 2-5 minutes a day!

Continued from Part 1 of Dry Fire Practice with Ernest Langdon and Tessah Booth from @armedandstyled2117.

Being honest with yourself in dry fire is all about your practice and how you practice. Are you just going through the motions or focusing on what you are doing. Are you teaching yourself bad habits or helping yourself. What are some tips to avoid forming bad habits?

If educating your kids on gun safety is important to you, teaching them how to be safe around guns and taking the curiosity away is essential. Education reduces incidence, so teaching your kids slowly and consistently is key to developing a healthy respect for guns.

Shelby talks about why it is important to have a med kit with you! She describes different types and what she includes in hers.

Check out this free course from our friends at Mountain Man Medical.

Confidence begins with you. Visually, our posture is indicated by our head, neck and eye position. Standing tall with good posture has many mind and health benefits - check out this video for how you can improve yours and why it will help you be a more confident person.

How 5-minutes a day can improve your thoracic mobility, shoulder mobility and posture to help make you be more well-rounded in fitness.

The Street Parking Program is for those who may be too busy, don’t have access to, can’t afford, or just don’t enjoy a regular gym. These workouts can be done with extremely limited equipment, in very little space, and in a short time if necessary. Or if you have more time and equipment – you will have those options too!