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[…] outgrowth of their lack of knowledge—and feel that they may be critiqued by others. The representative comments below from focus group participants help to illustrate the mindset behind this constraint: "I don’t want to be the guy not knowing what he’s doing in front of everyone." "I would feel stupid if I went in […]

[…] across the ring line of between 50 and 75 feet per minute. If not, the score merits a 0. Description If you have anything on your ranges (behind the shooting stalls by the back wall) that potentially disrupts the air ow, give yourself a 0, otherwise a 5. Description If you have hired or […]

[…] across the ring line of between 50 and 75 feet per minute. If not, the score merits a 0. Description If you have anything on your ranges (behind the shooting stalls by the back wall) that potentially disrupts the air ow, give yourself a 0, otherwise a 5. Description If you have hired or […]

[…] smoking areas designated b y the Exhibition facility. Aisles and fire exits must not be blocked. Products on display must abide by applicable safety codes. No storage behind exhibits is provided or permitted. All wiring on displays or display fixtures must conform to the applicable safety s tandards established by various governmental agencies and […]

[…] for self -defense but are not permitted to buy ammunition until bureaucratic hurdles are cleared . The right to keep and bear arms is the insurance policy behind the right to life. If a state regulation prevents a citizen from protecting his life, his other constitutional rights will be superfluous. The right to keep […]

[…] smoking areas designated b y the Exhibition facility. Aisles and fire exits must not be blocked. Products on display must abide by applicable safety codes. No storage behind exhibits is provided or permitted. All wiring on displays or display fixtures must conform to the applicable safety s tandards established by various governmental agencies and […]

[…] areas designated b y the Exhibition facility. Aisles and fire exits must not be blocked. Products on display must abide by applicable safety code s. No storage behind exhibits is provided or permitted. All wiring on displays or display fixtures must conform to the applicable safety s tandards established by various governmental agencies and […]

[…] behaviors, both in terms of carry and purchasing, and the attitudes and perceptions of permit holders.   For this reason, the NSSF would like to provide information to the industry that will shed light  on this  segment of firearms owners to help the industry meet their ever growing needs and desires.                                                                   2 Rowhani‐Rahbar A, Azrael D, Lyons VH, Simonetti JA, Miller M, Loaded Handgun Carrying Among US Adults 2015, Am J  Public Health, 2017 Dec; 107(12); 1930‐1936.  3 Ibid.    The Concealed Carry Consumer Study          Page 14 of 75  Study Objectives    A main objective of this study is to gain an understanding of the behaviors, perceptions and attitudes of  consumers with concealed carry permits in states that require a permit and those who carry in states  that don’t require a permit.  Specific objectives are to determine:   Concealed carry behaviors including:  o The frequency of carry, if at all, and the reasons behind the choice to carry or not to carry.  o The types of firearms carried, where firearms are carried and the equipment used for  carry.   Perceptions of the concealed carry permit process (e.g., expense, time, training, value).   Purchase  behaviors for concealed carry firearms and equipment   What prompted the desire to obtain a permit and carry   Perceived familiarity with state and local concealed carry laws   The types and amount of handgun training and training specific to concealed carry   Comfort‐level with concealed carry   Attitudes  towards concealed carry   Differences in behaviors and attitudes between various demographic segments (e.g., sex, age,  geographic region)       The Concealed Carry Consumer Study    […]