Posted in Tactics, Reviews, Concealed Carry on August 15th, 2006 No Comments »
The cognoscenti of the concealed carry self-defense community have taken to calling photographer’s vests “shoot me first vests” on the assumption that bad guys in the know will identify a person wearing a vest as a person who is carrying a gun and attack them in a preemptive strike to keep the armed citizen […]
Posted in Tactics, Concealed Carry on August 8th, 2006 No Comments »
By Gabe Suarez
We have little regard for tradition when it comes to winning a fight, or training to do so. Take the example of the handgun. We carry this little blaster with us because its small and esay to hide. Likewise it is much more convenient in many social circles than a Kalashnikov.
Take traditional concealed […]
Posted in Tactics, Concealed Carry on August 5th, 2006 1 Comment »
By Gabe Suarez
In force on force training drills, as well as on the street, we see a pressing urgent need to get the gun into the fight. This is affected dramatically by your perception of events and situational awareness. Are you being ambushed, or have you taken the initiative in the event (started the fight […]
Posted in RKBA on August 4th, 2006 No Comments »
By Jeff Knox (Manassas, VA, August 1) Harold Fish, a retired Arizona high school teacher, was convicted on June 14 this year of Second Degree Murder in a convoluted case of self-defense and now faces a prison sentences of 10 to 20 years.Fish was just completing a hike in the rugged and remote Mogollon Rim […]