USCCA REVIEWS AND USCCA MEMBER TRUE STORIES

I'm a vet an always feel was my rights as a American. The oath I took as a vet an former country an city officer

I have always believed in being prepared. I joined USCCA this year when I took a class to get my CCW because I still believe in being prepared. I look forward to a long, uneventful membership with USCCA and pray that nobody ever has to use certain parts of your services.

I always wanted to be a part of LE/MIL family while growing up. My first action at 18 was signing a military contract enlisting in the USMC with a job as a Military Policeman. Now many years later, retired from both LE and Mil running my own small business and a USCCA Official Partner, I enjoy teaching/Imparting the love, knowledge and proper use of firearms I have acquired throughout my careers to benefit other citizens.

I’ve had guns my entire adult life. Mostly hunting and target shooting. As I’ve gotten older I realized that I can’t afford to ignore the deteriorating sate of our country so I took some classes and got my CCW permit. I have no desire to shoot or hurt anyone, but I will moy allow anyone to hurt my family or friends in my presence.

For self defense and protection. I started membership to learn how to protect myself and my family and friends.

I have not had a "awakening" situation and I hope I never do. I have a CCL and I don't want to spend the rest of my life in prison if I do have to use it for self-defense. Have a car - get auto insurance / have a CCL - your ass better get insurance. I gave 3 stars because I have not used your legal services so I cannot rate based on that. I have not dealt with anything/anyone regarding USCCA besides having the coverage & paying my bill. I'm sure you offer a lot of classes, products, training, etc. I have not taken advantage of them and probably never will. Thx

It all started with the VA sniper while I was in the military and also things I experienced during my service. As an EMT I have been in situations where I had to wear body armor just to treat patients. I knew at that point that I need to protect my life and my family. I carry every day and everywhere.

It was my ‘emancipation proclamation’; I turned 21 and I was legal. I was getting tired of the usual layout/articles in ‘off-the-shelf’ gun magazines.

I've been around firearms since the aga of five but now at the age of 67 and having worked at a penitentiary I realize that older people with gray hair are considered an easy target for criminals. They assume we have money and will offer less resistance so the probability of me having to use my firearm in defense of myself and family is higher than a younger person. That being said I feel even more safe having the USCCA as my second line of defense!