by Chris Liles | Nov 3, 2025 | For New Shooters, How To, News & Updates, Training Classes
Home defense is a serious concern for most Americans…even more so with the decrease in officers on the job, increase in prison releases, and overall violence in general that we’re seeing. But there are myths about home defense—dangerous myths—that just won’t die that...
by Chris Liles | Oct 19, 2025 | For New Shooters, How To, News & Updates
Globally, estimates suggest around 27.6 million victims are part of human trafficking. ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) conducts criminal human trafficking investigations worldwide. Within the United Sates, HSI sex trafficking investigations have uncovered...
by Chris Liles | Jun 8, 2025 | For New Shooters, Gear, How To, News & Updates, Training Classes
At South Carolina Gun School, we push beyond the basics. Training isn’t just about pulling a trigger—it’s about accountability, growth, and performance under pressure. If you’re serious about becoming a more capable, confident shooter, then it’s time to embrace the...
by Chris Liles | Apr 28, 2025 | For New Shooters, Gear, How To, News & Updates, Reviews
When it comes to self-defense and everyday carry (EDC), your gear is just as important as your skills. Too many people spend thousands of dollars on a top-tier handgun, only to skimp on the belt, holster, or knife that supports their daily readiness. At South Carolina...
by Chris Liles | Jan 21, 2025 | For New Shooters, How To, News & Updates, Reviews
When selecting or maintaining a rifle, one of the terms you might encounter is “twist rate.” While it might sound technical, understanding twist rate is essential for optimizing your rifle’s performance and ensuring accuracy. In this blog, we’ll...
by Chris Liles | Nov 18, 2024 | For New Shooters, How To, News & Updates, Training Classes
With the recent changes in gun laws, many South Carolinians are excited to learn more about what Constitutional Carry means for them, and when a carry permit is needed. The idea of being able to carry a firearm without a permit sound simple enough, but there are still...