1. It’s your 2nd Amendment right

Many of us forget about our rights until they are in jeopardy. Exercising your rights as an American citizen is a privilege, we all should not take for granted.

2. It may deter crime from happening

According to an FBI crime data study in 2000 by Dr. John Lott, the presence of shall-issue laws in the United States contributed to a 8.5% reduction in murders, a 7% reduction in aggravated assault, a 5% reduction in rape, and a 3% reduction in robbery.

3. Concealed carry allows for a faster response during an emergency situation

The average response time to an emergency call for police officers is about 11 minutes. When there are specific emergencies reported, such as a school shooting, there may be laws in place that require a response in four minutes or less. Concealed carry makes it possible for average citizens to respond as necessary.

4. With Concealed Carry, your carry your own background check with you

To obtain a license in most states, fingerprinting and background checks are required. These are routinely updated, so any unlawful conduct is flagged and the license can be rescinded. So every day, the license represents a fresh and up-to-date background check.

5. The window is open for a limited time.

There has never been an easier way to secure your concealed carry certification online. You may lose the right to secure your certification online at any time. Lock in your certification while it is still legal.