by Joe Eaton
7:29PM Wednesday, May 18 2016
Reprinted with permission from the Force Science Institute http://www.forcescience.org
10 key factors to keep active-killer response on the cutting edge
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by Chad Baus
4:21PM Thursday, May 12 2016
On Saturday, April 23, an 18 year-old coward opened fire with a rifle on students leaving prom at his high school alma mater in Antigo, Wisconsin. Two victims sustained non-life threatening injuries. The media initially ran with the typical articles about how ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
2:24PM Tuesday, April 19 2016
COLUMBUS, OH - The Buckeye Firearms Foundation has announced its first Law Enforcement only "active killer" training class to be held on June 25 and 26, 2016, hosted by a west central Ohio school district. The additional of this new class highlights the ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
4:50PM Thursday, March 10 2016
USA Today reported recently that Colorado State Rep. Patrick Neville, a survivor of the Columbine High School shooting, has introduced a bill that would allow guns in Colorado schools. According to the article,&... Read Moreby Chad Baus
1:48PM Friday, March 4 2016
Less than 24 hours after shots rang out in the cafeteria of Madison Jr./Sr. High School, Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones took to the airwaves to discuss the events that transpired, and called upon parents ... Read Moreby Jim Irvine
2:12PM Friday, February 26 2016
Editor's Note: The Following op-ed was published in the New Haven Register (New Haven, CT) in response to an Read Moreby Joe Eaton
11:55AM Thursday, February 25 2016
COLUMBUS, OH - In response to the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, which claimed the lives of 20 children and 6 adult staff members, Buckeye Firearms Foundation launched an emergency response training program here in Ohio for teachers, administrators, ... Read Moreby Chad Baus
12:32PM Friday, February 5 2016
Just over three years after a deadly attack on an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut inspired Buckeye Firearms Foundation to begin a program to arm school faculty, news media in the Constitution State are reporting that the Foundation's FASTER Saves ... Read Moreby Joe Eaton
8:16PM Tuesday, January 26 2016
The start of 2016 also marks the start of the Buckeye Firearms Foundation (501c3) Faculty/Administrator Safety Training and Emergency Response (FASTER) program's fourth year. What began simply as a pilot class of 24 teachers and administrators shortly after the ... Read Moreby Jim Irvine
12:12PM Monday, December 14 2015
It has been three years since a coward killed his mother, stole her guns, and went to the Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut. The school was locked for the beginning of the school day. The coward shot out ... Read MoreIf you are a school employee, you can apply for FASTER training by completing our questionnaire.
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