Should I Shoot

Could you — or better yet should you — be attempting to draw your concealed weapon to engage a deadly threat armed with a knife, impact weapon, long gun or handgun while at reach-out-and-be-touched distance?

I was recently asked two kind-of-similar questions about what gun should be acquired for defense against animals.

The question of “should I shoot?” is almost 100 percent dependent on you having a gun with you if you should need one to save your life.

It’s never too late to get the whole family on board with a security plan. Is your crew ready?

If all you have is a concealed handgun and no means to identify other force options at your disposal, maybe it’s time to rethink the personal defense plan.

Train hard. Your life and your family are depending on you.

“Should I shoot?” is a moot question if you aren’t carrying your gun or you don’t have one within arm’s reach while you are in your home.

Home-invasion-type robberies are at the top of the list for violent crime — just under premeditated murder.

For the better part of 40 years, personal defense has been a huge part of my life. My journey started at a young age when I got tired of getting bullied and beaten up.