Tag: Amanda Suffecool

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  January 10, 2022Podcast

  Episode 262 with Amanda Suffecool

  Self defense as you walk, as you drive, and as you work. These four gun owners faced a lethal threat and survived. This is what we can learn.

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  November 10, 2021Podcast

  Episode 256 with Amanda Suffecool

  Firearms instructor Amanda Suffecool brings us four news stories of armed defense. How far away is your gun?

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  September 17, 2021Podcast

  Episode 249 with Amanda Suffecool

  Here are four new stories of self-defense. These honest gun owners saved lives because they were armed. What should we do in their place?

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  July 15, 2021Podcast

  Episode 242 with Amanda Suffecool

  These honest citizens defended themselves successfully because they were armed in their car, in public, at home, and at work.

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  May 11, 2021Podcast

  Episode 235 with Amanda Suffecool

  Gun owners defend themselves, defend their loved ones, and defend innocent strangers. That gets complicated.

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  February 24, 2021Podcast

  Episode 227 with Amanda Suffecool

  Amanda Suffecool brings us four news stories. These honest gun owners had seconds to save a life. How will you defend the people you love?

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  January 7, 2021Podcast

  Episode 220 with Amanda Suffecool

  Can you articulate why a 15 year old needed to be shot. Officer, he had a gun pointed at me and he and several other attackers were threatening to kill me. The great news is that she defended herself without firing a shot.

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  December 7, 2020Podcast

  Episode 216 with Amanda Suffecool

  What would you do if your spouse or children walked in with you. Are you safer defending them with your gun or in running away?

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  August 21, 2020Podcast

  Episode 207 with Amanda Suffecool

  I was taught to grab the attacker, so that if he moves, I’ll move with him. That response of moving toward a fight is hard to invent if you’ve never thought about it before.

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  June 25, 2020Podcast

  Episode 201 with Amanda Suffecool

  We don’t expect to see an armed man shooting at us as we drive down the street. We expect to see someone with a cell phone in his hand, not with a gun pointed at us. I think the biggest thing our defender did correctly is he believed his eyes. Our defender took it seriously.