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Another good one in the same vein is "Shooting Back - The right and duty of self defense" by Charl van Wyk
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Not only have I read it, I have an autographed copy, from when Massad and I were speakers at the 2001 SAF Banquet [ ].
It is a GREAT book, and I have a couple copies I keep around as 'loaners' - I tell anyone who is buying their first gun or considering CCW, they must read it.
Doctors for Sensible Gun Laws "first do no harm" - gun control LAWS lead to far more deaths than 'easy access' ever could.
AJMD429 wrote:Not only have I read it, I have an autographed copy, from when Massad and I were speakers at the 2001 SAF Banquet [ ].
It is a GREAT book, and I have a couple copies I keep around as 'loaners' - I tell anyone who is buying their first gun or considering CCW, they must read it.
I read that book about twenty years ago. It was very good and well written. Someone loaned it to me. I should buy a copy and re-read it . Funny, I was just thinking about it the other day.
"Oh bother", said Pooh, as he chambered another round.
It is more about mind-set and 'attitude' than shooting tips, and in fact, the whole premise could be described as a "How-to Guide on NOT shooting your CCW piece, and what-to-do guide IF you still wind up having to draw and/or shoot".
It makes clear the reason 99.9% of CCW individuals are far more DIFFICULT to get 'fighting mad' than those who don't carry firearms.
Doctors for Sensible Gun Laws "first do no harm" - gun control LAWS lead to far more deaths than 'easy access' ever could.
I think it's a must read for anybody even thinking of getting a gun
for self-defense. The author touches on what happens AFTER a
shooting, and why you should really, really try to avoid one. On
the other hand, he tells it like it is when describing the dangers
of a criminal's mindset.
TX50Cal wrote:I apologize. I looked everywhere for the book and cannot find it. I must have loaned it out and never got it back. Sorry about that.
Dave in TX
No problem Dave,
Thanks for looking around for it.
I much appreciate the intent.