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Category Archives: Personal Security & Safety
OnTarget Shot Group Calculator Software – a shooter’s review
I thought I’d do a quick review of a software program I’ve been using to analyze my precision rifle target groups. It’s called “OnTarget.” If you want to skip the “intro” or “review” of what shot group size means and … Continue reading
Avoid the “Monkey Dance” with Road Ragers
Last night, at about 7pm (still daylight), I was taking my son to “stick and puck” at the hockey rink. I live in a semi-rural area. I was going down a road that “Ts” into another road (3-way intersection with … Continue reading
Mommas, don’t let your babies grow up to pet strange puppies.
Have you REALLY taught your children to not talk to strangers? There is a video making the rounds on Facebook intended to illustrate how many children, despite being taught not to talk to strangers, will take the hands of strangers … Continue reading
Fifteen Minutes of Shame
This week, the news reported that actress Sandra Bullock called the police to report an intruder in her house. It took FIFTEEN MINUTES for the police to arrive at SANDRA BULLOCK’S home. She locked herself in her room, which has … Continue reading
“Check Your Six” at Gas Stations!
“Check your six” is an axiomatic phrase to live by for fighter pilots. It means be aware of what’s behind you. Having a “bogey” (enemy aircraft) on your six can be fatal. If you use a clock to refer to … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged gas station robbery, mugging, situational awareness
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Radio Interview with Shirley Gutkowski, RDH
Recently, Dental Hygienist Extraordinaire Shirley Gutkowski asked me to be on her online podcast about hobbies. You might guess what we talked about. 🙂 It was a lot of fun chatting with Shirley about gun ownership, recreational shooting, and gun … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Warrior Announcements, Guns & Knives
Tagged guns, hobbies, Shirley Gutkowski, shooting sports
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Speed Is Life. ACTION Is Life.
There are two kinds of people: The kind that instinctively take action when faced with a critical decision. And those who have had their intuition and instinct for survival dumbed-down by politically-correct nonsense. Many people have become the proverbial “deer … Continue reading
THIS is Condition White.
I’ve mentioned Situational Awareness in many of my posts about personal safety and security. Most victims of violent crime should have seen it coming. But, they were unaware of their surroundings or the behavior of the people around them. Just … Continue reading
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Knock off the “Knockout Game!”
These sub-human, mentally-defective pieces of shit should be brought up on attempted murder and murder (in those cases that end that way). How’s that for an opening sentence? Watch the news clip video below. This “game” is actually not new. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged knockout game, self-defense, situational awareness
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The Intricacies of Armed Self-Defense
I just came across this very interesting and excellent article about the legal maze of armed self-defense: Hot Bullets, Cold Truth – How to prepare for the investigators, lawyers, revenge seekers and media hounds after shooting an attacker in self-defense <—Link … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged armed self-defense, gun laws, stand your ground
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