Open Carry in Colorado: Rights, Risks, and Realities By Rick Sindeband – Have Gun Will Train Colorado Open carry in Colorado is legal—but is it smart? While I fully support our Second Amendment rights, I’ve never been a fan of open carry in public spaces. And here’s why. Understanding Open Carry in Colorado Colorado allows…
Off-Body Carry: Pros and Cons Off-body carry (OBC) refers to carrying a firearm in an external container instead of directly on your body. While this method can be convenient, especially with today’s variety of fanny packs, sling bags, and purses, it introduces serious tradeoffs in accessibility and safety. ✅ Pros of Off-Body Carry Greater Comfort:…
My students have started to say in class the Texas stand your ground law is the standard not Florida. I was always taught that Florida was the standard that people looked to when talking about stand your ground law. Many people call Colorado a Stand Your Ground State, but remember we do not have a…
People do not understand reciprocity. It comes up all the time in a state like Colorado because we require you to have a Drivers License and Permit that matches. Just like Florida and Pennsylvania. You can not have a Colorado drivers license and a Utah non resident permit its no…
If Your Handgun Has a Safety, Use It If your handgun has a manual safety, you should be using it. No excuses, no shortcuts. I’ve heard every argument against safeties in the book: “I train enough to not need it.”“It slows me down.”“My trigger finger discipline is enough.” Let’s get real. That kind…
To be Compliant with the New Concealed Concealed Carry Permit Law in Colorado, new applicants will have more extensive and more expensive training requirements. with HB 24-1174 Effective July 1, 2025, the state of Colorado requires an 8-hour class that is taught by a Verified Instructor over one full day or several days (most likely…
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