USCCA REVIEWS AND USCCA MEMBER TRUE STORIES

1. Grocery store - one man coming towards me and the other man moving to my young daughter sitting in the grocery cart. My words, "No, you ain't touching either of us!" 2. ATM at night with my daughter; we were approached by a man passing by. My words, "No way in hell! Just keep walking!" 3. Attempted break ins to my apartment and vehicle while I was home. Membership to learn all the necessary information I am lacking for all avenues of guns, safety, legalities, and so much more. Sadly, I do not keep up with the lessons as I once did.

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I bought a gun when the unrest and lawlessness began during Covid. The statistic about police response time made me realize that I am primarily responsible for the safety of me and my family. I started my USCCA membership after watching countless of their videos on YouTube and realized the self defense insurance protection is a smart and responsible purchase. Also, the valuable information provided through the website is invaluable to a firearm owner.

I am now a widow and feel I need to step up in my own defense.

to protect my family and myself.

My awaking moment became apparent shortly after I was discharges, retired from the military. I purchased my first handgun after my SUV was broken into. It was late, well after midnight. I saw something odd from my vehicle. What I did not see was a man on the opposite side of my truck. I was challenged by this person and had a hard time dealing with what was going on. I was unaware of USCCA, I began my membership several years ago however, I did not have A Concealed Carry permit.

Hello, As for my Self-Defense Awakening moment, don’t think I have had one. In my adventure of life I have had multiple times that I have had my senses tell me something is not right. This has been since I can remember about the past 50 some years. Be it my home town of Chicago or when I was in the Miami area to my time in the service to travels for fun & work and 35 yrs of a husband and father. I have always been the guy with a knife, flashlight, keys, tootsie pop, anything I felt would help in giving me the upper hand in a need to protect myself or others. Firearms have been a part of the family since before they came to the US. I was 8 when I shoot in a under 10 competition and finished 5th of 40, just happen to be at a fair and my dad put me in. when I was 16 I got my own shotgun to go hunting with my friends (at Sears) a few years later got my 1st handgun that I would have for the next 10 yrs, sometime even used it in an official capacity in the military. So why did I buy a gun, it’s a tool that is useful for what is needed, that can be a rattle snake next to a friend or hunting for food or protection, sometimes its just fun to go to the range a shot. I have done the ballistic evaluation for DOJ, I have done personal armed protection, and helped friend learn ways to protect them self with and without firearm. It was not until the summer of 2020 that I used my concealed carry to the point I do now, at any given time I will have something on me or nearby, that being said I live in a safe area, country setting, but you just don’t know anymore. I started with USCCA about 2018, friend who has been with USCCA almost from the start was with a group of friends and was hearing about folks that got into legal issues and the cost to getting it taken care off, that was nice, but I like the learning side, you never known what new way you can find to help yourself as you get older. I teach the kids about tools (be it a bow, bb gun or knives) they need to know how to handle it what to do or who to get when we are not supervised by a Mom. Thank you for what you do for all of us. Lou Would like to do the video at a later time

Keeps me informed and up to date.