"Are you the Predator or the Victim?"

[Prdator]

Hm....
I was one befor being one was cool!!!

[David Armstrong]

Perhaps it's just me, but when I see something addressed to "gunfighters" I assume it's either going to be silly, or isn't really meant for me in the first place.

As for the content itself, some of it seems to be good general advice. Much of it seems to be specific to a context most of us aren't in.

Agreed. Few folks are (or even should be) gunfighters these days. One can still prepare for and prevail in a gunfight, and there is a lot to be said for defense, discretion, and "feet don't fail me now."

[Ed L]

While some points have merit as it pertains to LE and armed citizens, this is coming from the perspective of armed men actively hunting other armed men. There is a significant difference between getting in a pistol duel in the parking lot of the local Stop-N-Rob, and purposely going into someone else's house with the intent to fight to the death.

Excellent point.

There is a huge difference in rules of engagement and mindset between going out into combat ready to shoot enemy combatants and a civilian having to deal with the approach of a suspicious person who may be a predator about to strike, or a police officer dealing with a suspicious person who they may have to arrest or may be drawn into a violent encounter with.