2A Archives | Colorado Concealed Carry

The Colorado Gun Theft Law Goes into Effect, Why It Matters

By Matthew Maruster | September 8, 2021 |

A Colorado law created in response to a June 2020 murder went into effect yesterday. The Isabella Joy Thallas Act makes it a crime if someone fails to report any loss or theft of a firearm to the police within five days. How will this law affect Colorado gun owners? And what can gun owners…

Man Shot in Head, Then Arrested!

By Matthew Maruster | May 3, 2021 |

An incident in Colorado Springs, Colorado, shows that it isn’t only good guys who stop bad guys. In the early morning of April 30th, 2021, a man called the Colorado Springs Police Department. He notified them that some shot him in the head. A 2:00 AM Call to The Police Police responded to the 5000…

Colorado: ‘No Guns Allowed’ Signs

By Brian McLaughlin | September 3, 2019 |

What do you do if you are about to enter a business and notice a sign that says something to the effect, “Guns Not Welcome Here?” Is your CCW no longer valid in that location? Can your Colorado Concealed Carry Permit be taken away if you don’t happen to see the sign? Does that sign…

Red Flag Bill Draws Lawsuits

By Brian McLaughlin | May 6, 2019 |

The Red Flag Bill, or, House Bill 19-1177 Extreme Risk Protection Order, was signed into law on April 12th by Colorado Governor Jared Polis. While the bill will not got into effect until January 1st, 2020, opponents of the measure have made their displeasure known in the form of lawsuits. Gun rights activist group, Rocky…

CO Sheriff Would Rather Go to Jail

By Brian McLaughlin | April 1, 2019 |

A Colorado Sheriff would rather go to jail then enforce a new gun control measure that is set to go into effect next year. The Extreme Risk Protection Order, also known as the Red Flag Bill, allows family members, roommates, or law enforcement officials to petition a judge to have a person’s firearm taken away…

Gun Owners to Boulder Officials “We Will Not Comply”

By Brian McLaughlin | January 14, 2019 |

A plan to “Certify” gun owners in Boulder, CO turned out to be a whopping failure when only 342 of the estimated thousands of assault rifles were turned in by the December 31st, 2018 deadline. According to Ordinance 8245, “City of Boulder residents who, prior to June 15, 2018, were legally in possession of an…

I would highly recommend Jacob to anyone thinking of taking a CCW course. Jacob is a great instructor who really knows his stuff!!
He is very thorough, and it’s obvious by the way he teaches, that his goal is for each of his students to walk away being not only well informed, but more responsible and safe gun owning citizens. Great job Jacob!!! Thanks!!!

goal is for each of his students to walk away being not only well informed, but more responsible and safe gun owning citizens

A while back a few of us got together and discussed taking a concealed carry class. I found Jacob’s website on the internet, along with many other sites. I was a little skeptical at first since there are so many bogus sites on the internet and you never know who you are dealing with. I first contacted Jacob through his site and later by phone. I was impressed! After a few discussions both via E-mail and on the phone I felt very comfortable inviting Jacob into one of our homes. We booked a private class for the four of us at our location. The class presented by Jacob was done very professionally. Two of us are very experienced in handgun use(two had almost no experience) so we were going into the class thinking that we had nothing to learn. How wrong we were. It seems that a large portion of the class was spent in discussion related to the topics at hand. Jacob has a vast amount of relevant experience and is eager to share what he has learned as well as listen in a respectful nature. And he has a great sense of humor. I would absolutely recommend this class to anyone interested in taking a concealed carry class. After the class, we were all commenting on how fortunate we were to have had the private class. There was the required lecturing but also an enormous amount of individual discussion which would not be possible in a larger setting. We all left with all of our questions answered. I would welcome Jacob back into my house anytime.

Dr Bill K

Welcome Back Into My House Anytime