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I like the magazine, though I've only received two editions so far. If it weren't for reading the magazine, I would never have known about this site.
US Concealed Carry Association
Tim, can you explain a little about USCCA? Are you guys going to start lobbying or what exactly? I had found the USCCA in a seach a while back but didn't know that was one of your efforts, too until a few weeks ago. With 2.4 million permit holders out there you could become the NRA of concealed carry.... :wink:
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New USCCA web site
FYI, the USCCA has just opened a new web site. The address is http://www.usconcealedcarry.com/. I think Tim, Maria and everyone else who had a hand in setting it up did an outstanding job. Congratulations!!
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FYI, the USCCA has just opened a new web site. The address is http://www.usconcealedcarry.com/. I think Tim, Maria and everyone else who had a hand in setting it up did an outstanding job. Congratulations!!
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Future Magazine Options
I have a question concerning magazine options. Originally, CC Mag was a stand alone option. That's how I first subscribed last year. Later, the magazine became a "freebee" when you joined the USCCA. My question; if CCM will now be a part of any USCCA membership package, like AMERICAN RIFLEMAN is for NRA members, will the magazine still be a stand alone option?
Also, are you considering making the magazine available to the general public (without a subscription) anytime soon. Maybe you could start selling it through gunshops/retailers first. They'd seem an obvious choice as a starting point since their customers already have an interest in guns. If - or hopefully when - the retail sales take off, you could expand to cover other outlets, like sporting goods and book/magazine stores.
I have a question concerning magazine options. Originally, CC Mag was a stand alone option. That's how I first subscribed last year. Later, the magazine became a "freebee" when you joined the USCCA. My question; if CCM will now be a part of any USCCA membership package, like AMERICAN RIFLEMAN is for NRA members, will the magazine still be a stand alone option?
Also, are you considering making the magazine available to the general public (without a subscription) anytime soon. Maybe you could start selling it through gunshops/retailers first. They'd seem an obvious choice as a starting point since their customers already have an interest in guns. If - or hopefully when - the retail sales take off, you could expand to cover other outlets, like sporting goods and book/magazine stores.
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