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Feature Articles
From Incident to Acquittal: Closing Arguments
Marty Hayes, JD
From Incident to Acquittal: 
Closing Arguments A year ago, CCM Managing Editor Kathy Jackson asked me to write a series of articles discussing legal issues which come up in self-defense trials, and the series, "Incident to Acquittal" began. . . . keep reading
Chopping and Changing: Personalizing a Fighting Handgun
John Higgs
Chopping and Changing: 
Personalizing a Fighting Handgun The most important criteria in selecting a handgun for self-defense are reliability, reasonably good accuracy, and simple operation. In this context, reliability means . . . keep reading
Whatever Happened to Shoulder Holsters?
Frank W. James
Whatever Happened to Shoulder Holsters? You don't hear much about shoulder holsters anymore. To many, they are about as popular as spoiled milk and about as useful as a dial telephone or a typewriter. I am an advocate of shoulder holsters, or underarm holsters, as some refer to these designs, but I acknowledge their weaknesses. . . . keep reading
It Doesn't Have to Make Sense, It's Just the Law: Brandishing Law
KL Jamison
It Doesn't Have to Make Sense, It's Just the Law: 
Brandishing Law A Missouri homeowner was arrested after running off a pair of thieves at gunpoint. The thieves went to the sheriff's office to complain of being threatened at gunpoint, with a spurious story to explain their presence at the house. The sheriff bought their story, . . . keep reading
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