Tag: Tony Simon

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  December 14, 2020Podcast

  Episode 217 with Tony Simon

  The ex-husband yells that he wants to talk to his wife. Things get heated, and you, the ex wife, and her mom all go outside. The ex husband draws a firearm and starts shooting.

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  October 9, 2020Podcast

  Episode 210 with Tony Simon

  Sorry for the bad audio quality. I didn’t have time to re-record before the hurricane.

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  July 25, 2020Podcast

  Episode 205 with Tony Simon

  Rob- Introduction-  Welcome to episode 205 of Self-Defense Gun Stories. We’re glad you found us, and that’s true if you’re well trained and if you’re new to self defense. I’m […]

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  June 9, 2020Podcast

  Episode 199 with Tony Simon

  Most robbers run when they see their victim is armed. That is called deterrence, and more armed defenders deter more attackers.

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  April 19, 2020Podcast

  Episode 192 with Tony Simon

  An intruder is attacking your loved one. Have you practiced short distance self-defense?

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  February 24, 2020Podcast

  Episode 184 with Tony Simon

  These attackers already showed us that they would hurt people. This time they brought a firearm. Maybe they were going to shoot the kid as he ran out of his burning house. I’m glad our defender was armed. He protected himself and his family.

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  December 14, 2019Podcast

  Episode 176 with Tony Simon

  Right now you are under the influence of a brain altering chemical called adrenaline. That means you have no idea what happened or what you’re saying.

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  November 4, 2019Podcast

  Episode 170 with Tony Simon

  Include your other employees in your security plan. Is there always someone in the store who is armed? Have you and your armed employee trained or practiced together?

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  August 20, 2019Podcast

  Episode 162 with Tony Simon

  Practice so you know how much time you need to present your firearm and how much time you need to shoot accurately. That way you’ll recognize when you have an opportunity to save your life.

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  June 6, 2019Podcast

  Episode 154 with Tony Simon

  Be professional with the police. Don’t say a lot, but do say this. Point out the bad guy, articulate why he was a deadly threat and reiterate that you had to stop him from killing or seriously wounding you.