 You carry a gun to protect yourself and your loved ones, right? Well, in today's America, you need to be insured, trained, and educated as a USCCA member, so that means you can defend yourself, your family, not only against criminals, but also a legal system that's against you. Just listen to this very true story. A man on drugs cut the electricity to a home in California. A neighbor confronted the invader, ended up shooting him, not killing him. Police arrived, but the shooter was a USCCA member.