Kentucky Citizens No Longer Required to Get CCW Permit

Effective today, Thursday, June 27, 2019, Kentuckians are no longer required by the state to obtain a concealed carry permit, making it the 16th state in the US to recognize constitutional carry. In doing so it joins Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia […]
Brownsville Break-In Brought Down by Armed Homeowner

Brownsville, Kentucky is a small picturesque town of less than 1,000 that is rarely thrust into the state’s spotlight. However, following a citizen’s defense of his home, many people are hearing of the town and of the hero within it.
Man Breaks Into Ex-Wife’s Home in Cynthiana, Gets Met with Business End of Firearm

After a break-up it is entirely normal to want to see your ex just one last time to tell them all that you want to say or to see if there is a way to mend the relationship, but going the route a Cynthiana man went, in attempting to break-in to his ex’s home is likely to see you meet an end similar to his.
New Poll Finds Many Kentuckians Keep Guns Unlocked and Loaded at Home

A new poll has been released that shows that nearly 60 percent of Kentucky homes with children have firearms. This poll is the latest from the Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP), released this week.
Does Kentucky Require Live Range Fire to Get A CCW Permit?

Across the country, the number of concealed carry permit applicants has been on the rise, however from state to state the rules to receive said permit can be quite different. For example. some states require concealed carry applicants to prove their handgun competency by firing the handgun as a prerequisite to applying.
Kentucky Senate Election: Where the Candidates Stand on Guns

We here at USA Firearm Training believe that a well-informed populace is a strong one, so we are going to be sharing with you the Senate race in Kentucky and the stances of the candidates on guns, to give each of you a better idea where they stand.