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Gun Fit
Kathy Jackson
From working with beginners, I can tell you that many of the hardest-to-fix shooting problems come from dealing with equipment that Just Doesn't Fit. The shooter may be struggling with a lever that can't be reached or a fat grip that keeps . . . keep reading
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"The Ordinary Guy:" Tink, Tink, Tink
Mark Walters
Happy New Year to everyone! This is one of the heaviest travel seasons of the year, and I want to take the opportunity to clear up some things regarding traveling with handguns, particularly when flying. I receive a ton of e-mail every month, and it seems . . . keep reading
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"SIG SAUER:" Center Body for Concealed Carry
George Harris
There are a lot of perspectives regarding the concepts of carry location when in reference to concealed carry. I will touch on several points of view in the next few paragraphs and perhaps answer some questions for the reader and certainly . . . keep reading
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"Licensed to Fear:" "Goody Guns" Hit the Target
JPFO Liberty Crew - L. Neil Smith
In the public eye for only a week or two at this writing, "Goody Guns", a unique new program from Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership, designed to heighten Bill of Rights awareness on several fronts, has already . . . keep reading
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"Force-On-Force Notebook;" Volume 6
Jack Rumbaugh
I'm going to do something a little different for the New Year. We are going to talk a bit about those dreaded New Years' resolutions. I know what you are thinking, what does this have to do with force-on-force? . . . keep reading
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"The Ordinary Guy:" - Adventures of an Ordinary Guy
Mark Walters
I would like to start this month's column off with a resounding thank you to all of you. The emails that I have received in response to my column about the vicious assault against the Landry family have been overwhelming, to say the least. . . . keep reading
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"Armed Senior Citizen" - A Matter of Survival
Bruce N Eimer, Ph.D
People choose to own a handgun and carry one for many different reasons. Some folks simply want to exercise their Second Amendment rights, and that's just fine. Others want to feel a sense of empowerment. Many folks shoot competitively . . . keep reading
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Giving a Gift Gun
Kathy Jackson
As the gift-giving season approaches, many people who are enthusiastic about concealed carry become eager to purchase firearms for their loved ones, especially for the women in their lives. And why not? Such a purchase often symbolizes . . . keep reading
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