Today:  Today

is a Truck Talk Tuesday (TTT).  Just you

and me on a long drive sitting in the truck talking about guns and self

defense.

This week I added Bob Mayne to the mix because he has a

unique perspective on this subject and is a great interviewer and can bring out

some really good stuff in me by asking great questions. 

I wanted to make this episode great and that’s why I asked

him to help me out.

We all know problem #1 is surviving your self defense

encounter.  Problem #2 is generally considered

the court battle.  But really that is

problem #3.  You have to be able to live

with yourself after the fact. 

It’s not always what we did, but also what we didn’t do, or

how things could have gone wrong that can really haunt us.  It’s not a win if you survive your encounter,

and then the court battle only to lose yourself years later by self-medication

or worse.  You have to be able to live

with yourself and what happened. 

This podcast is all about how.  We broke this up in two parts.  First part is here.  With lots of great stuff, stories, and

suggestions to help you through.  Bob and

I put the second part on Shooters

Club for the members.  If you want to

hear it, you’ll need to be a member.  Go

sign up.

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Thanks for listening,

don’t forget to check out the Shooter’s

Club, and if you need ammo check out Lucky

Gunner.

Stay Safe,

Ben

Today:  This is

Five Minute Friday (FMF), just a little quick tip on how you can think differently

about your self defense in today’s modern world.  Things are always changing, but we always

have to remember the basics.  These tips

are designed to keep the perspective of basic self defense while looking at our

ever changing world.

This FMF is all about noticing violence indicators around

you.  Do you see the violence about to

happen between two people or do you just drive by with blinders on?  Can you pick out the body language of someone

about to do violence to another person? 

Can you see it coming if someone is going to use violence on you?  If not, you should.

https://vimeo.com/345138780

Announcements

Upcoming CoursesClick here for current course list. Got Ammo? Need it? Go to Lucky Gunner. 

When I need ammo, it’s where I go. 

Check it out.  Great prices

and a really easy site to use.ShootersClubMembers.com

Get Better for only a couple bucks a monthOver 60 pieces of content to train you to be

better.Free Video on the front pageDiscounts to courses and holstersNewest Interview gives you all the information

you need to know about Pelvic Shots: Do they work? Should you use them? Sign Up Here! $75 Annual Membership$8 Monthly Membership

Thanks for listening,

don’t forget to check out the Shooter’s

Club, and if you need ammo check out Lucky

Gunner.

Stay Safe,

Ben

What subset of armed person are you?

Today:  Today

is a Truck Talk Tuesday (TTT).  Just you

and me on a long drive sitting in the truck talking about guns and self

defense.

On this self defense podcast we talk about the different sub

sets of gun owners.  What type do you

fall into?  I got this from Massad Ayoob’s

newest book Straight Talk on Armed Defense. 

He says there are four types of armed persons:  The Hunter/Range Person, The Home Defense

Person, The Carry a Gun When Expecting Trouble, and the person that defaults to

always carrying a self defense gun.

Check out the episode and find out more…

Announcements

Upcoming CoursesClick here for current course list. Got Ammo? Need it? Go to Lucky Gunner. 

When I need ammo, it’s where I go. 

Check it out.  Great prices

and a really easy site to use.ShootersClubMembers.com

Get Better for only a couple bucks a monthOver 60 pieces of content to train you to be

better.Free Video on the front pageDiscounts to courses and holstersNewest Interview gives you all the information

you need to know about Pelvic Shots: Do they work? Should you use them? Sign Up Here! $75 Annual Membership$8 Monthly Membership

Thanks for listening,

don’t forget to check out the Shooter’s

Club, and if you need ammo check out Lucky

Gunner.

Stay Safe,

Ben

This FMF is all about thinking outside the box. Use things around you to improve your self defense. Everything has multiple uses and that includes for self defense.

We talk all about awareness for self defense; how can you measure it and how can you improve it. I ask you some simple questions to gauge where you are in your awareness skills and then give you 3 simple things to work on and 2 advanced tactics to help you take your self defense awareness to the next level.

Review of the CZ Scorpion Evo and how it could fit your self defense needs when carried in a bag.

Today is all about Minute of Angle v Minute of Man, why one matters, and one doesn’t. Which one you should work on, and which one you should ignore for self defense. And it’s all about knowing yourself and your gear. That is the only thing that will count if you ever have to use your firearm in self defense.

Having a security mindset can keep you safe before you have to use any other self defense technique. Setting up your life so you don’t have an actual confrontation that puts you, your family, or your home in jeopardy is the best way to defend yourself.

Why a pistol caliber and what a bag gun would be used for. What to look for In a bag gun, and 3 reviews Ruger PPC, Scorpion Evo, and Sig MPX

Do you have rights, legal or otherwise during a lethal encounter? Should you? How can you create, demand, or

gain those rights?

This podcast is more on how you think about things when you

are in an armed conflict.  If someone is

trying to kill you, or threatening to kill you, what should you be thinking

about so you can save your life. Rights during an armed conflict are an academic conversation that has no place when

some monster is trying to kill you or your family.