Training: Armed Self-Defense Skills are Simple, Difficult, and Necessary
Let me state the obvious. Protecting your family takes work. Knowing what to do is the first layer of self-defense. Armed self-defense is a skill that takes practice.
Let me state the obvious. Protecting your family takes work. Knowing what to do is the first layer of self-defense. Armed self-defense is a skill that takes practice.
Many school districts have put up signs declaring their schools to be “gun-free” zones. That probably makes some administrators and politicians feel better. It certainly makes mass murderers feel better.
Alternative media can do what the mainstream media won’t. Here are four examples of armed self-defense that I found in my news feeds just yesterday…time and again, individuals saving innocent lives.
The problem with this strategy is it would require some regulatory and legal 4D chess. It isn’t clear that the Trump 2.0 administration would be willing or capable of playing at that level.
We’ve already conducted the experiment of what happens when we arm school teachers and staff. We’ve trained thousand upon thousands of them to be first responders.
Gun prohibitionists claim that that gun control works. They say gun control laws reduce the number of guns possessed by
Maryland police arrested a would be mass-murderer before he attacked a school. The aspiring killer has taught us a lot.
You might have to hit me over the head a few times, but I like to think I eventually learn.
Across the United States, fewer US citizens applied for new concealed carry permits. That’s what the numbers say, and it
“You clearly want more innocent children to die if you don’t pass more gun control laws.” You can try and