Gun sales are up over the last 3 years.

With the rise in crime and the slow response in 911 calls gun sales are up. What is even more interesting is that sales to women have increased more than 900 percent in the last 5 years.

Concealed weapon permits have more than tripled in the past 2 years. Where are the training schools?

Most CCW classes provide training on the legal issues of carrying concealed. All one has to do to pass the test is hit the target. No training is given at this lever.

Nevada Gun Rental, Reno Gun Rental and Nevada Recreation fills this void.

Nevada Recreation inc, rents guns. We also provide full training in firearm maintenance, basic firearms handling to advance firearm handling, defensive shooting, long distance shooting and selecting of firearm that is right for you.

Only purchase a gun and carry one if you are committed to using it. If not, a gun for defense is not for you.

Sometimes a cop is too heavy to carry. Give us a call and see if this if for you. we are available 24/7. 775 741 0735

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People need to protect themselves and the ones close to them. How? Any way they can.

Learning to use a gun is a basic right. It is a tool. It is a tool such as a knife, hammer, fork, fire extingqusher or a car.

You may not want to have one or use one buy when someone is comming toward you and is bigger than you what are you going to do?

When you are in fear for your life, the ability to use a gun is priceless.

911 is too slow. Passerbys do not want to get involved. A cop is too heavy to carry. Now is the time to depend upon yourself. Know your limitations and act accordingly. Learn how to use a firearm.

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The Middle East is exploding and people are being killed by their rulers to keep order.

The unions in the US are boycotting and stiking. People are being injured. What can one do and where can one turn to?

Try relying on your own.

We all believe in freedom and protecting our lives and rights. What are you going do between you dial 911, call MayDay or signal for SOS.

You need to depend upon yourself until you extract yourself from the situation or someone comes and gets you.

We all need to learn how to survive and defend our lives and the lives of our loved ones.

Learn these skills. Learn how to shoot, how to negotiate, how to survive.

At Survival Inc, we can teach you how be safer and more reliant upon your own strengths.

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We can start you out on the right path. We do not just teach this way, We live this way.

Ruger has the LC 9 mm and Smith has the new Governor.

The governor is like a Taurus Judge. It will shoot a 45 long colt and a 410 shot gun shell as well as a 45 apc. I would like to get my hands on one and shoot it.

Supporters and opponents of a proposal aimed at limiting access to guns have launched their campaigns ahead of a nationwide vote in February.

Switzerland has the highest number of arms per capita, with estimates varying between 1.2 million and 2.3 million. But exact data are not available as there is no central arms register.

Shaken by a number of high-profile killings over the past decade a broad alliance of human rights groups, churches, women’s organisations, trade unions and centre-left political parties has succeeded in forcing a nationwide ballot on an anti-gun initiative.

As in other countries many arms are in the hands of hunters, collectors and marksmen in Switzerland. Yet one of the peculiarities of the country is that members of the militia army keep their personal army-issue guns at home – in many cases even following completion of mandatory service.

It is a long tradition that carbines, pistols and even assault rifles – a standard infantry weapon – are kept in Swiss households.

For decades the high number of firearms in the public sphere appeared to give little cause for concern. The problems only came to the fore in the context of a series of attacks and family killings, including the attack by a lone gunman on a cantonal parliament in 2001 and the murder of a former Swiss ski star by her husband four years ago.

A recent survey by criminologist Martin Killias estimates that up to 300 people are killed by army-issue firearms annually in Switzerland.

Broad coalition

A 70-strong coalition from civil society – backed by the centre-left Social Democrats and the Greens – last year handed in the necessary number of signatures for an initiative which seeks to set up a national arms register and ban army-issue firearms from private households.

It also aims to tighten regulations for licensed gun holders in an effort to fight possible abuse.

“It’s hard to understand why it should not be possible to set up a national database for a tool that can be used to kill – and that in a country where every cow, dog and parrot is registered,” said Jean-Pierre Monti of the union representing employees of the federal police force.

Jacques de Haller of the Swiss Medical Association adds that the initiative is not a pacifist smokescreen to weaken the army.

“We want to save lives, not do away with the army,” he said.

Storing army firearms in private homes is a serious security risk as the suicide rate among young men is particularly high, prevention specialists warn.

The slogan of the campaigners is, aptly, “Protect your family – vote yes to preventing gun violence”. Posters picture a teddy bear with blood dripping from a hole in its chest.

Enough

However, most parties in parliament, notably from the centre-right and rightwing, as well as the government have come out against the initiative.

Opening the campaign at the beginning of December, Justice Minister Simonetta Sommaruga said the current gun law was sufficient to protect the population against misuse and that the initiative would be difficult to put into practice.

Yvan Perrin, a parliamentarian for the rightwing Swiss People’s Party argues that a central database is a first step towards banning firearms altogether.

Perrin adds that a ban to keep army-issue guns in households is tantamount to disarming soldiers and would seriously undermine mandatory shooting practice and traditional shooting competitions.

“Allowing members of the armed forces to keep their guns at home is a sign of respect by the state for its citizens,” Perrin said.

The initiative wants army-issue firearms to be stored in arsenals and discharged soldiers – except for licensed marksmen – would no longer be able to keep their guns.

But the exemptions leave Perrin unconvinced.

“If they insist on a strict application of the initiative hardly anybody will be able to prove that they do need the weapon,” he argued.

Emotions, tradition

Less than eight weeks before the vote on February 13, the campaign still has to pick up but it has already become clear how emotional and controversial the issue is perceived to be by the public.

An interview with a former senior defence ministry official who came out in favour of the initiative prompted a wave of readers’ feedback – from both supporters and opponents.

Defence Minister Ueli Maurer felt it was necessary to respond publicly, alleging the retired official was out of touch with reality and lacked credibility.

Opponents of the initiative have dismissed a call by a United Nations committee to restrict access to firearms in Switzerland as an interference in internal affairs.

“The Swiss are responsible citizens and they decide themselves about Swiss laws,” a curt statement put it.

Urs Geiser and Olivier Pauchard, swissinfo.ch

The Ruger Mini 14 is one of the small rifles that can easily attract a gun enthusiast. Developed from the late 60s to the early 70s the first Mini 14s were sold in 1973. It immediately became a popular rifle for many gun enthusiasts because of its size and practical use. The gun can easily work with two types of cartridges: the Remington 5.6mm and the 6.8mm.

Performance: As the name suggests, the Mini-14 is relatively lightweight compared to other rifles. The gun weighs less than 3 kilograms (more than 6 pounds) and its barrel length is only measured at 18.5 inch. Because of its weight and size, it’s often considered by gun enthusiasts for hunting. There is also a variety issued for law enforcement but their version has full automatic option.

The main selling point of the rifle is on fusion. Ruger has learned a lot in building smarter and stronger rifles. Thus the Mini 14 is often considered a fusion of two of the most well known rifles in the world: the M-14 and the AK-47. The looks of the rifle is almost the same as AK-47 except that it’s a lot smaller but the strength and configuration of the rifle is a lot closer to the M-14. With this fusion, gun enthusiasts will get the firepower of the M-14 with the ease of use found in AK-47. It’s practically a powerful rifle encapsulated in an easy to operate rifle.

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You bring the Ammo and we bring the guns. We know things are tough and to make it easier, we are offering you a selection of firearms. Pick what you want to shoot, bring your ammo, Limit of 100 rounds per gun to start, and well will bring the guns. Prices start at $50 per gun. (Machine guns are higher.) The more guns you want to shoot, the price per gun will go down.

We have not tried this before, but the offer is good until the end of the year.

We will still provide targets, hearing and eye protection as well as instruction, if needed.

Give us a call at 775 741 0735 and set up your shooting date.

We look forward to having a “Blast.” See you soon.

Come learn to shoot today.

The clients were all new to shooting so we started out with 22 caliber rifles and introduced them to the basics of shooting. They all caught on very quickly.

From there we went with the usual. AK 47, AR 15, and the famous AUG.

Targets ranged from just a few feet to 100 yards. With the weather being questionable and wet, we went with steel rims and plates, two bowling pins and a dozen of ice filled bottles. Our new shooter did really well.

After the rifle section, we introduce them to the 454 Raging Bull. This was a big band. After that was the 357 and then the 38 special.

For the semi auto, we went to the FN five two. It was fast and accurate.

We finished up with the full autos which include the MP 5 and the Mac 11.

The final note was blowing up the paper target with a 12 gage bullpup Moss berg riot shotgun. They did a real number on the target.

The whole gig lasted for and hour and a half. Everyone was happy.

If you are thinking for something different for a party, give us a call at Nevada Gun Rental. 775 741 0735. We can arrange anything to meet almost any budget.

You would be surprised how many requests we get from moms and dads asking if we will give their children an introduction to marksmanship. Of course we will.

Requirements? Be able to listen and be safe.

We will start out with safety, then move on to shooting 22 caliber pistol and rifle. By the time I get done, everyone will beable to hit a target. It is great fun as well as learning a great skill.

Next time you are in the Reno / Lake Tahoe area, give us a call at 775 741 0735. We would love to take you out shooting.

We have discounts for childern and ladies.