HOW TO PROPERLY START AND TRAIN YOUR OWN ARMED CHURCH SECURITY TEAM

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This blog is directly oriented towards the prospective church or church members, who would like to start their own “in-house” security plan. Statistically, violence against churches is at an all-time high.  Within the past few years, we have seen some notable attacks...

NJ Concealed Carry Training 2023: Essential Updates for September

by | | Conceal Carry, Firearms Training, News

HERE WE GO AGAIN! The State of New Jersey is at it once more. The NJ Concealed Carry regulations have undergone another revamp, specifically addressing the training requirements. These updates come swiftly on the heels of the changes made in July of this year. The...

New Jersey Concealed Carry Training: How Much Firearm Training is Enough?

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Securing a concealed carry permit in NJ? Heard about the revised standards that the state has implemented? While these new rules may seem daunting, they are designed to ensure the safety of every NJ resident. As a premier destination for NJ firearms training, the TTC...

NJ Concealed Carry Permit Holders

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TO:  NJ Concealed Carry Permit Holders FROM: Scott Lessig – TTC Director of Training DATE:  25JUL2023 RE:  Revised CCW training and qualification standards from the NJSP and NJOAG Many of you are asking for advice on whether or not you are required to complete the new...

Range Etiquette and Safety 

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There are a myriad of different goals for shooters attending open range time, from sporting to competition to defensive practice. While there are different reasons for shooting, everyone wants to have a safe, rewarding and enjoyable session.  The Tactical Training...

Defense Outside the Home

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With the recent US Supreme Court ruling, there is a renewed interest in personal protection outside the home in New Jersey. More people than ever are applying for handgun carry permits. Carrying a firearm should not be taken lightly and comes with a lot of...