Carolina Public Safety LLC

10/03/2026

Our Specialized Fi****ms Instructor class took to the range for night-fire qualifications and did an outstanding job.
Shooting in low-light conditions requires a high level of situational awareness, precision, and technical mastery. This group demonstrated exceptional safety management, leadership, and tactical skill as they completed this critical phase of their certification.
We are proud of the focus and professionalism these future instructors brought to the line. They are well on their way to setting the standard for fi***rms training.

09/10/2026

Did you know? A child as young as 3 can pull the trigger of a gun, which poses a serious risk for parents who own fi***rms.
With hunting season in NC quickly approaching, it's important to know that if fi***rms are in your home, they need to be locked, unloaded, and stored away from am******on and out of reach of young kids.

One conversation with your child could save a life. Looking for resources on how to start? Visit our article about Children's Gun Safety in the comments below!

What Kids Need to Know:
✔️ Never touch a fi***rm
✔️ Tell an adult immediately if you find one

For Parents: Have this talk. Now. Before hunting season starts.

For Educators: A five-minute classroom conversation about fi***rm safety reinforces what parents teach at home. Your students live in homes with guns. Age-appropriate education matters.

Responsible gun ownership saves lives. Talk to your children about gun safety.

08/30/2026

🎓 Another Successful CCW Class in the Books! 🇺🇸

Yesterday, we had a great group of students join us for our CCW Class, and we’re proud to announce that every student passed both the written test AND the fi***rms qualification! 💪🎯

Congratulations to everyone who put in the time, effort, and focus to successfully complete the course. Safety, knowledge, and responsible fi***rm ownership are at the heart of what we do.

At Carolina Public Safety, we offer more than just CCW training:

🔹 CCW & Fi****ms Training
🔹 Fi****ms Safety & Qualification
🔹 Fi****ms Sales
🔹 Gunsmith Services
🔹 Training for new and experienced fi***rm owners

Whether you're looking to obtain your CCW, improve your skills, purchase a fi***rm, or have work done by a gunsmith, we're here to help.

👉 Learn more about our training and services:
www.carolinapublicsafety.com

Train. Learn. Prepare. Stay Safe.

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08/13/2026

Nothing has changed for residents of North Carolina yet due to the ruling limitations on who it covers and specific state laws. We are awaiting updates and direction from the ATF and DOJ. But we are

🚨 Historic First: Suppressor Transfer Completed Without a Form 4

Just after midnight on August 13, the first suppressors in 92 years were lawfully transferred without an ATF Form 4 or NFA registration under the federal court’s injunction.

Who is eligible?

The ruling is not nationwide. The injunction protects the plaintiffs in the case and, where applicable, their current and future members and customers.

That includes certain members of plaintiff organizations such as Gun Owners of America (GOA), as well as customers involved in covered transactions with plaintiff businesses, including Silencer Shop.

Eligibility also depends on state law and the specific fi***rm involved. Some states still require the traditional Form 4 process, and this ruling does not eliminate every federal fi***rms requirement. Buyers still must comply with applicable Gun Control Act requirements, including the required background-check process.

One more important point: the DOJ’s formal appeal window has not yet expired, so the legal landscape could still change.

For now, though, the injunction is in effect—and the first no-Form-4 suppressor transfers since 1934 have happened.

For a simple, one-stop guide to all the current gun laws in your state, or the ones you’re traveling to, click here 👉 https://uscca.co/2WBW

08/13/2026

🚒 NC FIRE OFFICER I & II — HYBRID CLASSES 🚒

Ready to take the next step in your fire service leadership career?

Carolina Public Safety is excited to offer NC Fire Officer I and NC Fire Officer II in partnership with Brunswick Community College.

These courses will run concurrently but independently — meaning you can take Fire Officer I, Fire Officer II, or BOTH if you meet the applicable prerequisites.

💻 ONLINE PORTION
September 7 – October 2

🔥 FIRE OFFICER I
In-Person: October 12–14
2.5 Days

🔥 FIRE OFFICER II
In-Person: October 14–15
1.5 Days

📍 Brunswick Community College
Bolivia, NC

These hybrid courses are designed for current and aspiring fire officers and cover the knowledge and skills needed to serve effectively as first-line supervisors and fire service leaders. The curriculum aligns with NC Office of the State Fire Marshal requirements and NFPA 1021 Fire Officer I & II standards.

Successful candidates can earn their NC Fire and Rescue Commission IFSAC Fire Officer I and/or Fire Officer II certification.

INSTRUCTORS:

🚒 Mathew Cox
Captain – Training / Emergency Service Analyst

🚒 Matthew Sellers
Captain – Health & Safety

🚒 Buddy Brooks
Fire Chief

Registration is OPEN!

Use the QR codes on the flyer to register directly for Fire Officer I or Fire Officer II.

Whether you're preparing for your first officer position or continuing your professional development, come spend a few days with us focused on becoming a stronger, more effective fire service leader.

TRAIN TODAY. LEAD TOMORROW.

07/26/2026

Rain Rain Go Away!! 🌧️
Luckily we had a good break during the rainstorms yesterday to complete the fi***rm portion of the class. Great scores 🎯 by all!

07/18/2026

Had a great day with Crossway Wilmington covering Safety Team Fundamentals and NC Concealed Carry Training. It was a hot 🔥 day. But still a good day to do some shooting.
Here are some of the non camera shy students!

07/10/2026

🔥🔥 Boy it was a hot one yesterday, but we had a good group that got through it.

We always enjoy hosting small private classes! Contact Carolina Public Safety to schedule your private Concealed Carry class.

07/05/2026

07/03/2026

𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗔𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗱 𝗠𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗖𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗵 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗟𝗼𝘁

HIGH POINT, N.C. (June 29, 2026) – Officers with the High Point Police Department’s Patrol Division arrested a man outside of a church who had a launcher resembling a handgun, flamethrowers and more than 500 rounds of am******on. The situation unfolded during Sunday morning services. Officers responded within minutes and arrested the man without incident. No one was hurt.

Yesterday at about 10:15 a.m., High Point 911 received a call about an armed person sitting in a truck in the parking lot of Wesley Memorial Church (1225 Chestnut Drive). The caller said the man had a gun and was wearing camouflage clothing. An off-duty officer who was working at the church immediately responded to the parking lot. Additional officers arrived within a few minutes. The officers disarmed the man and took him into custody without incident.

Officers arrested and charged William S. Milliken III, 44, of Thomasville. At the time of his arrest, he was wearing a plate carrier, which is a type of body armor. Milliken’s charges include possession of weapon of mass destruction, impersonation of law enforcement officer, and possession of control substance schedule II.

After his arrest, officers searched Milliken’s truck and found several weapons and items including:
• CO2-powered launcher, designed to resemble a handgun
• Two flamethrowers
• Two crossbows
• More than 500 rounds of am******on
• Rolls of black duct tape
• Three knives
• Oxycodone pills

“Thanks to the quick action of our officers, a man armed with weapons was taken into custody before anyone was hurt,” said Chief Curtis Cheeks III. “The officers prevented a potentially dangerous situation from escalating and helped ensure everyone attending church services could return home safely.

We also want to thank the community members who recognized a potential danger and had the courage to speak up. As we work to keep High Point safe, it is crucial that we continue to look out for each other.”

Milliken is currently in the Guilford County Jail (High Point).