UPDATE 1.13.21: With Democrats looking for every way possible to impede your ownership of sporting rifles and their ammunition, a home defense shotgun is becoming an even more important piece of your self-defense plan. Here are three options for home defense shotguns you can test for your family. Originally posted November 25, 2020. Every family should own at least one shotgun for home defense. A home defense shotgun should possess specific qualities, including: Easy to use Rugged and reliable Easy-to-find replacement parts/accessories Easy: You want a gun that’s easy to … [Read more...]
Even in Deep Blue States, Firearms Training Courses Are Packed
Even in the Democrat-blue New England states like Rhode Island, Americans are telling their governments "You ain't takin my guns." In fact, at the Newport Rifle Club in Middletown, RI, instructors simply can't offer enough classes to meet all the demand for training. The Newport Daily News reports (abridged): MIDDLETOWN — Interest has been so strong and registration so swift for a February pistol course at the Newport Rifle Club that the club’s chief instructor scheduled an additional class for March. “I wasn’t planning on holding a class in March,” David Balasco said. But the National … [Read more...]
#1 Reason Why Your Survival Guy Owns an AR-10
Your Survival Guy filled out paperwork last night for an ArmaLite AR-10. For those of you wondering why, I did it for three reasons. For one, I have a friend who owns a ranch in Texas—an expanse as far as the eye can see. He owns an AR-10. Your Survival guy was intrigued. Second, I see it as a complement to my AR-15. The caliber ammo for an AR-10 is .308. An AR-15 .223. Unless you’ve been living in Joe Biden’s basement the last few months, you know ammo is as rare as hens’ teeth—and expensive. A little diversification never hurt no one. Your Survival Guy also hung around the gun club last … [Read more...]
Sheep Get Killed: How to Be a Wolf
Originally posted March 5, 2013. Your voice could save your life. Using it effectively is the single most important defensive tactic I learned in my latest self-defense and survival training course. Over the eight-hour course “Introduction to Defensive Shooting,” the third installment in a four-part shooting development series at Sig Sauer Academy in Epping, New Hampshire, there’s a lot of screaming. On the way home, my friend and I, voices shot, were rasping about how much information was thrown at us. As our academy director and instructor, Adam Painchaud, warned us in the morning, … [Read more...]
Will You Be Ready When the Mob Comes a Knockin’?
Are you prepared for winter? I hope you are. This one might be a tough one. You know that along with strengthening your immunity and getting your guns and your training (read here, here, here, and here for starters), you also need to consider the violence spreading to the burbs. It’s tragic, especially if you live in the blue states/cities, you see how leaders have prolonged the devastation from this virus for their own political gain. Take a look at the 2,000-plus page, $2.2 trillion with a “t”, Pelosi pork-ridden relief bill, and the largest line item by far is $436 billion for, wait … [Read more...]
Friday Night Shoot with My Kids
For years, when my kids were younger, we would go to our rifle club with my friend and his two daughters for a Friday night kids shoot sponsored by the club. We’d grab dinner beforehand and then head over. Every session began with a video on safety and then the kids, from all over the island, would have a club member help them work the club's .22 rifles. It was fun bringing the targets home and standing around the kitchen island talking about shots taken, good and bad. This Friday my kids will drive to the club together for their junior membership orientations, but this time without … [Read more...]
Second Amendment Principles Become Self Defense Practicality
You may be one of the many Americans who has long supported the Second Amendment but never felt inclined to own a firearm yourself. That group of Americans is shrinking rapidly, as those who have long believed in the Second Amendment but never owned a firearm are purchasing guns at record rates. First-time gun ownership is soaring, and it's not because of some newfound philosophical understanding of the Second Amendment. Gun ownership is soaring because of the practical need for self-defense. Americans are literally watching their police forces sent home. Cities across the nation are … [Read more...]
First Time Gun Buyers Flock to Stores in Fear of Civil Chaos
New gun buyers are heading to gun shops across America to buy firearms to protect their families from the chaos that is engulfing the streets. Big cities with Democratic mayors are letting thugs and looters go wild. Look at where the action is: City Mayor Governor Portland, OR Ted Wheeler (D) Kate Brown (D) Pittsburgh, PA Bill Peduto (D) Tom Wolf (D) Seattle, WA Jenny Durkan (D) Jay Inslee (D) Rochester, NY Lovely Warren (D) Andrew Cuomo (D) Washington, D.C. Muriel Bowser (D) (NA) Many are trying to escape the city. Many more Americans are … [Read more...]
Sig Sauer Tac Tip with Kyle Lamb
Here's a tip from Sig Sauer Academy instructor Kyle Lamb. I have enjoyed training at Sig Sauer Academy and suggest if you own firearms that you get some training today. Below you can read about some of my experiences at the Academy. Sig Sauer Academy: Rely on Your Training Key to the Draw: Economy of Motion Survival Tactics: One Hand Tourniquet Application Be Ready to Defend Yourself and Family Get Your Survival Training Now … [Read more...]
You Must Protect Your Business: Looters Hit Walgreens in San Francisco
With first responders stretched thin, and some Americans getting desperate, it's no surprise to see increased looting. In San Francisco a few days ago, looters hit a Walgreens, stealing from a rack of products before fleeing by jumping on a bus. Here's the story from Dave Urbanski at The Blaze: A brazen couple was caught on cellphone video casually looting a Walgreens in San Francisco amid the city's shelter-in-place order to stem the spread of the coronavirus. The clip shows the couple — both of whom wore dark sunglasses — in an aisle while the male grabs handful after handful of items … [Read more...]