Building your family’s preparedness skill sets with knowledge and some affordable equipment not only can pay off in good times, but it can come in handy and then some for genuine emergencies.
Guns are for everyone everyone who can own a gun (assuming age and law-abiding status, of course). Or, as our
The user removed the magazine, racked the slide – as instructed – then put the non-dominant hand on the front of the muzzle preparing to move the slide back for disassembly. The only thing left to do was pull the trigger.
This year alone, there have been various renditions of bills introduced among the states ranging from mandatory to optional training with varied and scalable models utilizing firearm and hunter safety components.
Suppressors reduce noise of a gunshot by as much as 30dB. This doesn’t take away the need for hearing protection, but it can make shooting safer for your hearing. Muffs and plugs are advertised as reducing sound levels by 30 dB but they often provide less protection.
Unfortunately some school officials don’t do what’s necessary to keep children safe. Some are too lazy to ensure exterior doors are secure. Others suffer from denial that anything bad would ever happen. Denial, of course, has no survival value.
“Who put that tourniquet on him?” asked the Trauma Doctor in the ER waiting room, to which the driver replied,
Since we don’t speak Arabic, we have no idea what this kid is shouting while waving a GLOCK around in front of a crowd.
The Dec. 13 shooting of motorist Jason Arrington with his own gun by Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officer Mindy Cardwell is, quite simply, one of the dumbest things we’ve seen a cop has done in quite some time.
It’s important to be precise in describing these issues. Defining the problem as simply “gun violence is the number one cause of death in children and teens” is at best vague, and at worst propagandistic and intentionally misleading.
