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Gun control posts
January 24, 2013

…I intend for my blog posts to focus on education, not rants and not even calls to action. You can get that stuff anywhere! So I will always keep my main focus on teaching you how to carry and how to protect yourself with the guns you already own. But when appropriate, I will also help you understand how to protect the guns you own to protect yourself. Why? Because that, too, is part of being prepared to protect yourself. *** * There were, of… Continue reading →

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Weapon
November 4, 2012

…There is nothing wrong with being prepared to do that. There is nothing wrong with learning how to do it well and there is nothing wrong with owning the tools to do it more effectively. It makes no sense to pretend that the guns we keep on the nightstand to defend our homes, or that the pistols we keep in our holsters to protect ourselves and our families, aren’t actually intended for such a task. Any kindergartener could see right… Continue reading →

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Dear Gunhilda
January 1, 2000

…hunting tips on the Monster Hunter Nation blog. Gunhilda Dear Gunhilda, Why do you carry a gun? Critical in Carson City Dear Critical, Because I can’t carry a policeman. Gunhilda Dear Gunhilda, I think people who carry guns are compensating for something! Disgusted in Delaware Dear Disgusted, You are correct. Personally, I am compensating for my inability to effectively defend myself from an enraged, 300-pound rapist with my bare hands…. Continue reading →

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The Modern Gun Instructor-er
May 17, 2018

…y cameraman rolls in the dust. Record my shooting from the front — it’s fine ’cause I’m professional My interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. All: His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. Let me explain to you the difference between the… Continue reading →

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January 19, 2018

…y cameraman rolls in the dust. Record my shooting from the front — it’s fine ’cause I’m professional My interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. All: His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. His interest in all types of guns has oft been called obsessional. Let me explain to you the difference between the… Continue reading →

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The Life-Affirming Lessons of Self Defense
January 3, 2014

…ome eagle-eyed, highly trained ninja to enjoy an afternoon plinking safely with your kid. Anyone with a modicum of good sense and a little knowledge can do it. And there’s just not a whole lot more fun you can have with your kids than to help them learn something so exciting, so life-affirming, so positive as the shooting sports. That those skills might someday be used to protect themselves or the people they love – well, that’s just icing on… Continue reading →

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Soft IWB holsters and the tip test
October 20, 2012

…al paper. I have literally dozens more in my files, all equally tragicomic. I have even more stories that I’ve heard personally from talking to people who dropped a gun that did not fire and that did not make the news. Guns left behind by people who took their guns out of the holster: Handgun left in McDonald’s restroom Gun left in airport bathroom Gun left in Panera Bread bathroom — another left in WalMart bathroom Gun left in… Continue reading →

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5 Facts You Don’t Know About AR-15 Rifles
March 5, 2018

…miautomatic rifle with 30-round magazines are the best firearms for them to use to protect people like me and my family, they are obviously the best things for us to use to protect ourselves and our families.” So these guns are very popular for many good reasons. Doing the math here, if a person wanted to suggest a mass government purchase of these rifles at fair market value, it would cost… um… pulling out the scratch pad,… Continue reading →

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