Tag: David Cole
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Episode 203 with David Cole
A lesson here is that you CAN miss even at very close range. So practice shooting a handgun at close quarters. Remember to put your support hand to your chest every time.
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Episode 196 with David Cole
Your body follows your mind. You will only do what you’ve considered beforehand. You want to consider when you should act, and when you should let a teenage kid run out of the store without paying for a bag of chips.
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Episode 188 with David Cole
Three of your attackers are suspected of several burglaries in the area. The survivors are charged with felony burglary, felony murder, and tampering with evidence when they tried to hide your attacker’s gun.
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Episode 181 with David Cole
Consider if your choice of carry gun is appropriate. A 5-shot snub nose revolver might be convenient to carry, but what about in a scenario like this? Five shots versus four attackers is a really tough problem.
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Episode 173 with David Cole
It is harder to defend against multiple attackers.. and two defenders are harder to control than just one. If both defenders are armed, the robbers’ problem just got tougher.
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Episode 165 with David Cole
You don’t need five guys to snatch a purse. They may well have had plans to do much more. They were probably going to take her car.. or to take her.
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Episode 158 with David Cole
An ATM at night is a watering hole for urban predators. They wait there until their next victim comes along. Here is a better idea if you need cash late at night. Go to the grocery store instead.
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Episode 148 with David Cole
Rob and David cover four new stories, two of them where no shot were fired. Can you help your neighbor on the street, or at three in the morning?
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Episode 140 with David Cole
This podcast is for people who are curious about a firearm, and for those who already own one. These gun owners faced a lethal threat..and they had a plan. What would you do in their situation?
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Episode 132 with David Cole
Are you prepared to protect yourself and your family at home, at work, and on the street? What would you do in these situations? (21 minute podcast)