Reality Check: Just Having a Gun Isn’t Enough in Today’s America
“Well, I have a gun, so I think I’m ready.” Such was the response of one gentleman during a group […]
“Well, I have a gun, so I think I’m ready.” Such was the response of one gentleman during a group […]
You should always test your carry gun with whatever personal defense ammo you intend to carry. It’s always been the case that some gun/ammo combinations just don’t work reliably for whatever reason, while similar loads from other makers will run just fine.
Good training will help you avoid criminals, too. You’ll learn how to practice better situational awareness and that command presence in your body language. Savvy bad guys notice these traits and look for easier, more submissive appearing targets.
In my experience, I have gotten away with only warnings on traffic stops by being kind, courteous, and acknowledging that not only do I have a carry license (as he or she almost certainly knew before approaching my car), but that I have a gun on me.
As a society, we have come up with rules governing the justifiable use of deadly force in the United States of America. The following rules, or what we call “The Big 3 Checklist,” have been codified and affirmed by courts throughout the nation.
Guns are for everyone everyone who can own a gun (assuming age and law-abiding status, of course). Or, as our
Nicholas Orr is back with the 9th edition in the Pipe Hitter’s Guide series. It is your mind and body that are the most important aspect or part of the equation. Purchasing things does not make you stronger or more skillful.
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.
What we did was partner with what I believe are the four biggest names in the non-lethal industry. Taser Self-defense. Taser energy weapons, Sabre pepper sprays, Byrna non-lethal launchers and ASP.
They are known as prepared or professional citizens, part of a growing number of gun owners who are adapting their mind-set to uncertain and polarized times.