THE BELOW ARTICLE IS RE-POSTED FROM ANOTHER SITE (LINKED) FROM A WHILE AGO, AND WHILE WE MAY NOT AGREE WITH EVERYTHING 100%, IT OFFERS A LOT OF GOOD INSIGHTS. OUR COMMENTARY IS INCLUDED (HIGHLIGHTED RED). Street Robberies And You https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/Street-robberies-and-you-The-Basics/5-1285487/#bottom By BurnedoutLEO Lately in GD we have had two different board members find themselves looking […]
WPC’s Preclusion IWB holster and mag pouch Much like carrying a flashlight or a pocket knife, an extra magazine for your CCW pistol is another essential part of kit to keep with you. While it is a little extra to carry, if you end up in a situation requiring the use of your firearm, you […]
CCW permit holder in police custody after shooting man who attempted to rob him From Fox6 Milwaukee: MILWAUKEE — Confusion looms after a robbery was stopped by a concealed carry permit holder Thursday night, July 26. A man shot his attacker outside a Milwaukee gas station near 34th and Silver Spring. It was all caught on […]
“Keep your distance Chewy, but don’t look like you’re trying to keep your distance…” – Han Solo Controlling distance in a self-defense or life-threatening situation is critical. Studies in human performance and applied psychology have demonstrated repeatedly how “action” beats “reaction”. Whenever we are confronted with an action, we first must perceive that action before […]
One of the most important pieces of “kit” that a person can carry every day (EDC) is a powerful handheld flashlight. The uses of a flashlight are fairly obvious and include target identification, navigation, signaling, and self-defense, just to name a few. About eighty percent of the sensory information we receive comes through our eyes. […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset (see PART 1), physical body (see PART […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset (see PART 1), physical body (see PART […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset, physical body, personal skills, and gear. When […]
Are you prepared for the unforeseen circumstances that may arise? Terrorism, rogue states like North Korea, the invasion of the southern border by drug cartels, natural disasters, and the violence of left wing criminals like the ANTIFA and BLM should be reason enough. Never go out looking for trouble. When trouble finds you, if you’re […]
If you have read our earlier posts, we have discussed how action beats reaction. One of the ways we can help overcome this deficit is by maintaining distance from a threat. This has also been called a “reactionary gap”. The “gap” gives a person time to be able to react to a possible threat. The […]
