The Survival Life Concealed Carry Guide sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Survival Life Concealed Carry Guide review
Plain-English starting point for getting a concealed carry permit, plus ongoing prepper reading
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
Maybe it was a news story, or a walk back to the car that felt longer than it should have. Whatever it was, you started looking into getting a concealed carry license and hit a wall of statutes, forum arguments and people telling you different things. That's the itch this is aimed at. What's on show is a preparedness site built on short practical articles: the general age and residency requirements, the safety course you'll need, the fact that permits expire and need renewing, and the long list of places a permit doesn't cover (government buildings, hospitals, airports, mass transit). Useful orientation. It isn't legal advice, and the concealed carry article is dated 2015, which matters because permit law in a lot of states has changed a great deal since then. The bigger thing to notice is that this bills on a recurring basis, so you're buying an ongoing subscription, not one file. The page shown doesn't state the price, the billing interval, what the paid material actually consists of, or how to cancel. That's the gap to close before you pay. If you're right at the start and want a plain-English map plus a steady stream of prepper reading, there's something here. If what you need is current, state-specific rules, your state police or county sheriff's site is free and authoritative.
Pros
- Explains the permit process in plain language, no jargon
- Covers the gun-free zones people get caught out by
- Broad preparedness content beyond the carry topic
- Practical tone, checklists and short drills rather than theory
Cons
- Recurring charge, and the page doesn't say the price or interval
- The carry article dates from 2015 and state law has moved on since
- General information only, never a substitute for your state's own rules
What you get
Access to Survival Life's preparedness material: short how-to articles, checklists and drills across concealed carry, tactical skills, survival weapons, food storage, off-grid living, bug-out planning and home defence. The concealed carry piece itself is a one-page rundown of the permit basics, who is barred, and where carry is usually prohibited. Billing recurs, so this is a subscription rather than a single download.
Before you buy
- Find the exact price, how often it rebills, and the cancellation steps before entering card details
- Check your state's official permit page first, the requirements and fees there are free and current
- Decide if you want an ongoing subscription or just a one-off answer to the permit question
Who it suits
Someone new to concealed carry who wants an easy overview and enjoys general prepper reading, as long as they're happy with a subscription
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