Tag: handgun training
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Episode 182 with Jeff Street
I want our defender to move. Move as you get out of the car. Move as you present your firearm. Move as you shoot, and then move as you assess to see if you have to shoot some more.
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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 180 with Elizabeth Hautman
Right now, you are on a drug induced rollercoaster ride, and the drug is called adrenaline. You have this huge urge to run away and also to be with friends and tell them what happened. It will take a couple of nights for you to come down from the adrenaline and be back to normal.
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Episode 175 with Jeff Street
We’re here to learn. Most gunshot wounds are survivable. The survival rate goes up if we get treated quickly. Do you know how to save your wife’s life, and does she know how to save yours?
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Episode 169 with Tiffany Johnson
Give police very basic information. A man pulled a gun and demanded cash, my life was in danger, I had to defend myself. Then I’d assure police that I do intend to cooperate fully, but first I really need medical attention, and I need to speak to my attorney.
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Episode 166 with Elizabeth Hautman
Everyone drops to the floor when the shooting starts. That means there are a lot of bodies lying on the floor when robber runs away, but you don’t know if they are hurt or injured. Check to see if people need help.
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Episode 111 with Amanda Suffecool
Can you protect innocent victims at home, at work, and on the street? Firearms instructor Amanda Suffecool brings us three news stories of armed civilians who protected themselves.. and those they love. (15 minute audio podcast)
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Episode 80 with Ben Branam
Welcome to episode 80. Instructor Ben Branam joins us this week with three new self-defense stories. Were these gun owners lucky, or were they armed with tools and training? How would you react in their situation? (22 minutes)