Friday, September 28, 2012
1000's getting Concealed license in Oregon
I honestly believe that we at Oregon Concealed help more people in Oregon get their Oregon, Utah, and Arizona licenses than anybody else in Oregon. Now... we are making it even easier.
We have a Groupon going in the Eugene market for a concealed handgun class to get your Oregon certificate.
Oregon class $35
Oregon class for 2 $65
Online Oregon class at your convenience $35
We have lots of classes scheduled in Portland and Salem
Check it out.
Double Barrel .45 semi-auto
If you have not seen Arsenal Firearms new .45, now is as good a time as any to go check it out.
Although (even though I have not fired one yet) it is not going to be my first recommendation for a conceal carry firearm for personal defense, it is seriously awesome. I can not wait to get my hands on one. I have watched the YouTube video dozens of times.
The AF2011-a1 is a 1911 style pistol that is branded as "a new pistol for a new century"
I want to fire one, but mostly I want to have it sitting in my classroom when I do my concealed handgun classes. I love a good topic of discussion.
The only reason I would not carry it concealed is the fact that a 1911 is already a good sized pistol. And then, double the width and the weight. But, "oh man" talk about stopping power.
You can learn more about this pistol at the link below. Someone tell me when they find it for sale. I want one.
http://www.arsenalfirearms.com/products/af-2011-a1-double-barrel-pistol
Friday, September 7, 2012
10 year old shooting an exploding target
We have a lot of fun when we go out and take the kids. We want them to learn that besides the safety and responsibility involved in firearms, there is an element that can be fun. As much as I preach practice, practice, practice... some would think that it could start sounding like a chore..
Mix it up. Have some fun. Make it a family outing. The next weekend that we do not have three or four concealed handgun classes we are going to make a picnic lunch, take the whole family, and make a day out of it. I can't wait.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Conceal Carry in the Oregon State Fair.
A lot of people have come by booth and complained that they do not think its right that they can not carry concealed at the state fair.
So I ask. "Why can't you?"
"Because it is a state park."
Well....
I am not saying go carry to the fair, but I will say read the statutes. Read the book Oregon Concealed. It is on Amazon. If you did not get good information from your instructor when you took your concealed class I am sorry. Watch the concealed class at oregonconcealed.com for an up to date class with an Oregon law section included. It is FREE. Anyone can get that safety and law for free. You only pay for the certificate if you need it (as ling as you can pass the test at the end;)
Pass it on. Tell a friend. Get a refresher, or get your certificate so you can get your Oregon chl.
www.oregonconcealed.com
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Concealed handgun license discount
Go to http://www.ochlc.com/Classes-c3.htm to pick your class. When you get to the checkout, type in the word thanks in the discount box to receive the discount. The class date can be any coming up, but you have to register by the end of August.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
This cover was a consideration, but not chosen - What do you think? The book can be purchased at http://www.oregonconcealed.com
Friday, August 3, 2012
The book is finally back.
We went and picked up our first copies of the book, Oregon Concealed.
The book is available for $14.95 plus shipping. At www.oregonconcealedlaw.com
Thursday, July 26, 2012
My wife Linda and I went to the show about 3 weeks ago. It was on a Tuesday evening, so that as older folks we could get the senior and Tuesday special discount. There were 4 men from a previous class of mine some time earlier, about 2 years ago there in line for their tickets as well. I knew they were armed. Of course Linda and I have our licenses too.
At the show were a few college age students who as is common with that age were engaged the antics of young adults. They were loud boisterous, and generally obnoxious.
Linda and I no longer sit in the bleacher type seats at the top were our backs are protected. We have had the discussion in some of our classes of where in a crowded theater is the best place to sit. Each have their own views in this subject matter.
But to get to the punch line and not belabor this short discussion, when the movie started another elderly couple just above the 7 young men asked them to quiet down. They ignored that couple, one of them mocking the older folks. I asked Linda if she wanted to stay. She said, "Yes, but talk to management for us." As I stood one of my former students came down the side isle from the bleachers. So I watched.
He bent over and said something to the young man on the end closest to him, next to the isle. Of course I could not hear what he had to say. The ripple effect worked and before I could sit back down, they were all quiet. They remained that way for the rest of the show. When they left, as a group, they were quiet, almost respectful.
Of course my imagination was in overdrive and as I write here, again goes to that interesting place. I do not know what was said and can only speculate.
That takes us to Colorado, and James Eagan Holmes. In that factual incident there are a lot of "buts" and "what ifs." Pages and pages of vulture Internet folks speculate to sell their particular product, whether media or political.
In one of the discrete calls I was asked, "Is Holmes is the poster child for gun control?" My response was that he is not a child. There are already enough laws on the books to control that situation as much as it could be controlled. No new layer of laws will make the criminals any less criminal. They will only burden the honest law abiding citizens with new levels of governmental crazy.
Oregon has built into the fabric of our society here the fundamental right of each of us to carry firearms for our personal protection, the protection of others around us, and our state. It is called Article 1, Section 27 of the Oregon Constitution. It was accepted by the Feds when they accepted our original charter and vote on it.
The bottom line is there there is no compelling need for legislation to take the handguns out of the possession of Oregon law abiding Citizens. Just the opposite is true.
And with that said, I invite any who read this blog to read OREGON CONCEALED, The Best Defense, Deadly Force, by me, Don Leach. I discuss in a comfortable and easy read the elements of personal protection, when Deadly Force can be used, and the limitations on the use of Deadly Force. Except for the true stories, I leave the practice of law behind me, focusing on the elements driving the public policy today.
This book is at the printer and can be pre-ordered for $14.95 plus S&H. Just go to the store at Oregon Concealed Co. (http://www.oregonconcealed.com). It will be available from the online store, at Oregon Concealed's website, and selected gun dealers and shows after August 15, 2012. I can be reached at don@ochlc.com or 541.579.3500.
My heart goes out to the victims in Colorado. My prayers to them and their families who have to live with blight of that incident.
Don
Monday, July 23, 2012
Oregon Concealed Law (the book)
by Don Leach
With a release date of August 12th 2012, this book is going to be a great addition to the knowledge that you have and need. What better way to work on your defense strategy than to read the law in plain English written by a retired Oregon attorney who has similar interests and beliefs as you?
You can pre-order this book filled with tales that will encourage you to rethink your strategies at our website http://www.ochlc.com/PRE-ORDER-Oregon-Concealed-Law-book-48p113.htm
Or Oregonconcealedlaw.com
Pre orders for the book will receive free shipping until August 14th, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
FREE Oregon concealed carry class.
Well, It's easy, there's no catch, and no gimmicks.
When you host a private class you, as the host, get incentives and bonuses. Kind of like hosting a Tupperware party, only it's a better party, with better stuff, and better prizes. A lot of people hear "Private Class" and assume that it is going to cost more, but the opposite is true.
Q. Well, what if I don't want a bunch of strangers at my house.
A. You only have who you want. Friends, family, co-workers, church members.
A. You don't have to have it at your house. Use your church, work, local grange, fire dept., If you have more than 20 people, and can't find a spot, I will rent one.
Q. What if I don't have someplace to shoot?
A. There is no range time in our concealed carry class. We teach shooting, and hold our classes separate from concealed classes so that we can have one on one instructor to student ratio. There is no shooting required to obtain your concealed handgun license in Oregon, Utah, or Arizona.
The way the Free class works is you (as the host) get a spiff for each person that you brought to the class. The minimum class size depends on how far we have to travel to give the class, but the incentives are the same no matter what.
Five people paying for their class gets you your Oregon class for free. Ten in your class will get you your Oregon and Utah, and fifteen will get you Arizona too.
If you already have one or all of these, there are other prizes and awards available such as holsters, targets, exploding targets, books, ammo, etc. As the size of the class increases, so do the prizes.
Our class is four hours long. Sometimes a little longer depending on the people. If you have 20 people, and want to do a barbecue in the middle of it, it will take a little longer.
Call or email for more info on how to set up a private class, or to pick a date.
Roger 541.337.0481
roger@ochlc.com
www.oregonconcealed.com
Monday, July 9, 2012
concealed handgun license. "Don't ask, Don't tell, Don't show"
One of our mantras at Oregon Concealed.
- Don't ask
- Don't tell
- Don't show
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Carry concealed in 36 states
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
What does "concealed" mean?
Oregon Concealed BOOK by Don Leach
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
UnderTech concealment options.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Practice Shooting, Practice often
We woke up and had a big traditional (our family tradition) Easter breakfast, then we went in the back yard and found easter baskets and looked for eggs. Now, we are loading up in the surburban and going to the rock quarry to practice shooting. We are going to shoot at exploding pistol targets (that you can purchase on my website) and easter eggs (nice small targets). Because really, how many eggs can we eat anyway?
Any time that you can spend with family is a good oppotunity to teach your children gun safety, and practice,practice,practice. If anybody in my family finds themselves in a situation that they have to use a gun to defend themselves or our freedoms, it is good to know that they will know how. It is good to know that they will hit their target, and not something they do not want to shoot.
It is a day for family and a day for fun.
HAPPY EASTER.
Watch for fun shooting videos on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/OregonConcealed
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Treason by Senator Burdick - Oregon
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Conceal carry in schools
At the base level we see that it should be clear cut, and simple. We are governed by Federal and State law. The Oregon Revised Statues are clear where it comes to "public schools", "public buildings" and exceptions.
Even though the Oregon Concealed Handgun Licenses are issued by the County, The laws concerning concealed carry are made exclusively by the Oregon Legislature, and apply the same throughout the state.
To learn more about Concealed Carry in Oregon:
http://www.oregonconcealed.com/