Gun Points dives into the core of America's intense and unyielding relationship with firearms, exploring the forces that have shaped gun ownership into a defining aspect of American life. In a time of growing fear and uncertainty, Americans are arming themselves at unprecedented rates. From the escalating demand sparked by calls for personal safety to the influx of first-time gun owners-many of whom never envisioned owning a firearm-this book dissects the modern motivations fueling record-breaking sales and the societal factors driving them.

Author Gabriel Chalfa takes readers on a journey through the complex web of recent history, politics, and social dynamics that have left citizens seeking self-defense amid a fraying sense of security. Examining everything from the impact of reduced police protection and crime spikes to the shifting demographics of gun ownership, Chalfa unveils the multi-layered reasons behind America's escalating gun-buying spree. As law enforcement response times lengthen and traditional safeguards feel increasingly fragile, citizens across the country are asking

themselves a critical question: Who will protect me when help is too far away?

For some, guns are more than tools-they're investments, collectibles, and even cultural symbols woven into the American identity. Gun Points offers an in-depth look at the psychological, social, and economic forces propelling this trend, challenging readers to reconsider the role of firearms in their own lives and in the fabric of a nation. In a world where

self-reliance is paramount, Gun Points provides a compelling perspective on America's enduring relationship with guns-revealing what's at stake for individuals and society in the age of self-defense.