by Jim Irvine
3:46PM Wednesday, November 4 2015
FASTER Saves Lives will have a booth at this year’s Ohio School Board Association’s “Capital Conference.” We were so well received last year that we have doubled our booth space this year. We will have various people at ... Read Moreby Joe Eaton
10:27AM Tuesday, October 20 2015
Buckeye Firearms Foundation (501c3) president Jim Irvine introduces the Faculty/Administrator Safety Training and Emergency Response (FASTER) Programby Jim Irvine
8:07AM Wednesday, October 14 2015
I got a call from a school superintendent last week. There was a threat against a school. There would be a shooting involving a rifle during the 6th period that day. The attack didn’t happen, but the school and ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
6:17PM Monday, October 5 2015
Buckeye Firearms Association is proud to announce that our president, Jim Irvine, has been recognized by the Second Amendment Foundation for his tireless service to the cause of gun rights.
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The latest mass killing at Umpqua Community College in Oregon has media and “experts” talking about what we should do about these events. Rather than talk about what we could do, or should do, or might do, let me tell ... Read Moreby Joe Eaton
Editor's Note: FASTERSavesLives.org Program Director Joe Eaton submitted the following op-ed to the Cleveland Plain Dealer in response to an anti-gun rights screed published recently by that news outlet. As it happens, Eaton's op-ed Read Moreby Chad Baus
1:12PM Wednesday, September 30 2015
You saw the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001 when 4 airplanes were hijacked and flown into the World Trade Towers, Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field. And there have been more attacks in the years since ... Trolley Square Mall, Ft. Hood, Navy Yard, Boston ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
Buckeye Firearms Foundation President Jim Irvine was invited to the 2015 Gun Rights Policy Conference to speak about FASTERSavesLives.org, the groundbreaking, nonprofit program that gives educators practical violence response training. Irvine remarks begin at 53m 51s on the counter in ... Read Moreby Joe Eaton
1:27PM Wednesday, September 2 2015
More schools system are moving forward with FASTER style training. Link to full story FRISCO — Preparing for the worst-case scenario is a police officer’s ... Read Moreby Joe Eaton
9:16AM Thursday, August 13 2015
FASTER 3 Year Review Buckeye Firearms Foundation's (501c3) Faculty/Administrator Safety Training and Emergency Response (FASTER) program is approaching the end of it's third full year
Read More If you are a school employee, you can apply for FASTER training by completing our questionnaire.
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