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My #1 Food Storage Secret

By Jason Hanson on November 20, 2012 in Articles, Survival

All of the guns and ammo in the world won’t do you much good if you starve to death. Although, I realize that if the “stuff” ever hits the fan there are going to be a few knuckleheads who will say, “I’ll use my guns to commandeer food.” But I think most people are good, [...]

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What Gun To Purchase: Consider the 9mm Pistol for Self-Defense?

By Col (Dr) Benjamin Findley on November 20, 2012 in Articles, General Firearm, Self Defense, Training

Most of you have probably already made your decision about what gun and caliber to carry or to use for self defense, but for those of you who have not and for those of you wavering due to the high cost of ammo and other considerations, I want to offer my personal ideas about my [...]

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My 3 Favorite Tactical Flashlights

By Jason Hanson on November 13, 2012 in Articles, Concealed Carry, General Firearm, Self Defense

Last week I was in Tennessee. I didn’t have a car and the only restaurant close to me was McDonald’s. At night, I kept telling myself I was going to call a cab, but let’s just say I ate a lot of McDonald’s and never want to go there again. While I was walking to [...]

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Making Sure You’re Not Followed

By Jason Hanson on November 8, 2012 in Articles, General Firearm, Self Defense

This past weekend I taught my Spy Escape and Evasion course in Las Vegas. I had a great group of students who were among the fastest ever to escape from the trunk of a car after being handcuffed. Among the topics covered during the course were surveillance and counter surveillance. I talked about the story [...]

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7 Common Mistakes of Concealed Carry Licensees & New Shooters

By Col (Dr) Benjamin Findley on November 1, 2012 in Articles, Concealed Carry, General Firearm, Training

So that you will regularly, properly, and legally carry a concealed firearm, you must select your optimal firearm, gear, and accessories that match your lifestyle, dress, work, recreational and daily activities, personal preferences and philosophies and understand certain guidelines. It is a terrible thing when anyone takes the life of another and you should accept [...]

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Gunshot First Aid Kits

By E.L. Castle on November 1, 2012 in Articles, General Firearm, Survival

Ah, range day! Don’t you just love it? You have your gun, your safety glasses, hearing protection, targets, stapler and extra staples, and ammunition (lots of ammunition). You’re even one of those conscientious shooters that prepares for every contingency, so you have your own First Aid Kit. But is it the right kit for the [...]

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The East Coast Storm and 72-hour kits

By Jason Hanson on October 30, 2012 in Articles, Survival

Last week I wrote about the checklist I use to escape my house in an emergency in less than five minutes. One of the items on my checklist to grab was my 72-hour kits. I ended up getting several emails from people wanting to know the contents of my kit and where I get it. [...]

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Flash Sight Picture Technique for Close-Up Defensive Shooting

By Col (Dr) Benjamin Findley on October 29, 2012 in Articles, Training

This article is meant to spur your introspection, investigation, research, practice and safe-environment experimentation about Flash Sight Picture shooting to see if it is a technique that will be an improved self-defense survival method for your use later in an actual real-life defensive shooting situation. Conclusions and applications are left open to the reader to [...]

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A Checklist for Overcoming the Top Eleven Bad Habits of Shooters

By Col (Dr) Benjamin Findley on October 25, 2012 in Articles, General Firearm, Training

What follows are bad shooting habits and errors of target, competitive, and concealed carry shooters, as well as casual plinkers. I know about these first-hand because sadly I have experienced most of them, along with my students. Some of these also apply to tactical combat or very close point shooting, but many do not because [...]

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Why I Carry a Concealed Firearm

By Col (Dr) Benjamin Findley on October 23, 2012 in Articles, Concealed Carry, Self Defense

Although I served 30 years in the military and am trained in proper use of guns, I do NOT have an aggressive, macho “commando complex” that influences me to seek out danger and confront others physically or with force, which would make me one of the worst kind of predators. Although trained and prepared, I [...]

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5-Minute Emergency Checklist

By Jason Hanson on October 23, 2012 in Articles, Survival

This past summer I remember watching the news about the devastating fires in Colorado. Many of the people interviewed said the all too familiar “we had no idea the fire was so close to our house, we only had minutes to evacuate.” If you found yourself in their position would you be able to evacuate [...]

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The Best Home Alarm System Money Can Buy

By Adam Kane on October 19, 2012 in Articles, Self Defense

It Is Always On. It Has Some Of The Most Highly Advanced Sensors On The Planet. It Is Highly Intelligent And Adaptive It Will Not Fail You Even If You Fail It. Can You Guess What It Is? I’m talking about dogs, of course. But not the warm, cuddly, lovable house pets from your local [...]

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