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Colorado’s first rifle season opens October 14, and almost no hunters get shot, because they’re drilled to know their target and what’s beyond it. The same rule, applied to the gun in your nightstand, and six things to do this week.
Denver’s average first freeze is October 7. Winter makes concealment easy and access hard, and the reholster gets more dangerous. What goes wrong drawing through a coat, and six things to practice this week.
Executive security spending jumped again this year: 54% of S&P 500 companies now pay for their CEO’s protection. Here is what that money buys, what it doesn’t, and five things to do this week that need no budget approval.
The Supreme Court hears the AR-15 case December 2. On September 28 it decides whether to take up magazine limits. And a federal judge in Denver could rule on SB25-003 any day. What each case means for Colorado — and why none of it changes what you do today.
What renewal actually takes in 2026, and the six-month line that turns a renewal into starting over.
A verified instructor’s plain-English breakdown of Colorado’s new semiautomatic firearms law: what’s covered, what isn’t, the rumors, and the constitutional problem.
A Colorado Tactics Summer Briefing There is a lot happening in our world this summer—a major new law here in
Introduction: Your firearm is a mechanical tool — and like any mechanical tool, it only performs reliably when properly maintained.
Introduction: In an unpredictable world, self-defense is an essential skill that offers protection, confidence, and peace of mind. Whether you’re
