The extraordinary sales of defensive firearms in the United States are largely due to current economic and political events.
Difficult economic times force the "haves" to consider the need to defend themselves against the "have nots" by increasing their personal security using necessary means including firearms ownership.
The perceived or real political threats against the legality of firearms, their owners, and their manufacturers has also heightened the awareness of the public to practice their Second Amendment rights to legally own and bear arms for personal defense and sport.
Criminals identify weak targets having a high likelihood of owning valuable goods that may be worth stealing.
These identifiers may include: residential handicapped ramps, the presence of mobility scooters, the use of specially-equipped transport vehicles, vehicle markings allowing the use of reserved parking spaces, and other decorations such as specialized license plates and membership stickers.
Things that this group can do to prevent becoming a victim include:

• Obtaining a concealed weapons license for their state of residence
• Identifying, purchasing, and carrying the proper firearm
• Limiting the clues to age and physical ailments where possible
• Having dogs and other animals capable of alerting and/or defending the household
• Guarding information as to the location of the home residence
• Knowing and trusting neighbors and friends to watch for suspicious activities

Arming the aged and handicapped gives them the ability to defend themselves, prevent crime, and practice the rights promised in the Second Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.
When choosing a defensive handgun for those that are physically frail, several considerations must be made by the individual when considering the types of firearms to own and use:

• Am I comfortable with the handling, storage, and operation of a loaded firearm?
• Can I properly operate the firearm in a defensive situation- disengage safety devices, aim at a threat, and fire the gun at my intended target?
• Do I have the ability to control the size and weight while concealing the firearm on a daily basis?

Special factors must be considered to make self defense successful for frail gun owners.
The use of firearms holsters that are accessible by people with limited mobility is important to ensure the safe handling of the firearm itself.
Being properly equipped to deploy self defense weapons is a top concern for the owner and their loved ones should the need arise.
Carrying a loaded firearm requires holsters and storage devices.
Travelling in a vehicle can present special problems for concealment and accessibility.
One product to answer this need is a specialized firearm storage device called the SeatCarry.
This device allows for quick and easy access to concealed firearms in a location that is quick and convenient-directly in front of the user, right across the front vehicle seat.
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