http://www.marksmanshipmatters.com/a...ver-an-option/
I have a sister-in-law that says she could never use lethal force to defend herself. I may send her this article by Larry and Stacey Mudgett
http://www.marksmanshipmatters.com/a...ver-an-option/
I have a sister-in-law that says she could never use lethal force to defend herself. I may send her this article by Larry and Stacey Mudgett
Don’t blame me. I didn’t vote for that dumb bastard.
That article is a definite must read. Too many people close to me “surrender” every day when they walk out the door unarmed, with no legal obstacles to being armed, and no practical obstacles beyond having figured out what clothing and equipment choices work for them.
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That's a keeper.
This mindset was drilled into us in our various LE training academies and SRT schools etc.
It's never a bad thing to have it refreshed.
A poignant scene from "Open Range" which has always grabbed me by the guts:
There's nothing civil about this war.
Good stuff.
Knowing that my wife would fight to the death rather than submit to the will of an attacker gives me some comfort.
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