The second amendment to the
Constitution of the United States of America:
A well regulated
militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right
of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed
The best known defense of the
second amendment in modern times follows.
I encourage you
to become a member of the NRA.
Check out these
firearm media outlets. Click on their respective images for the
podcasts.
"The
Shooting Bench" airs on KENN 1390 AM on Tuesday mornings from
7 to 9 MDT in Farmington New Mexico and thoroughly covers the entire 4-Corners region. We
discuss all manner of gun related issues including ballistics,
reloading, maintenance, accuracy, caliber comparisons,
hunting, concealed carry, personal defense, legislation and
our liberties in general
Armed American Radio (AAR) is the official radio program of
The United States Concealed Carry Association. AAR broadcasts
LIVE every Sunday evening for one hour from 8 till 9 PM EDT
from the Intelligent Talk 920 WGKA studios in the Buckhead
section of Atlanta, Georgia. If you are in the metro Atlanta
area you can pick us up live on WGKA 920AM on your dial OR you
can listen to the live broadcast from anywhere on planet Earth
by visiting www.920WGKA.com
and clicking on the “Listen Live” button on the top of the
page.
Gun
Rights Radio Network is dedicated to the preservation of our
individual Second Amendment freedoms as placed on parchment
and affirmed by the United States Supreme Court in June 2008;
through responsible exercise of the First Amendment. As a
group of responsible citizens and dedicated activists we
believe “It’s not about guns, it’s about freedom”.
Tom Gresham's Gun
Talk® is broadcast live from 1:00 to 4:00 pm Central
time every Sunday afternoon. Tom
Gresham's Gun Talk® is carried in 50 markets across the
U.S., on Sirius and XM satellite radio services, and is heard
by thousands every week via web downloads.
James Yeager is the
founder of Tactical Response in Camden, Tennessee. His
organization teaches one of the best fighting pistol and rifle
classes in the southeastern United States. I will be an alumni
within the next year. James just started his podcast and I
have to say I am impressed.
Gabriel Suarez teaches
doctorate level courses in self defense. These courses are not for
beginners.
If you are
serious about defending yourself and your family you must train. You
must train hard. I believe that it is absolutely a civic
responsibility to be prepared for the bad guys. There are many.
Every time I go home from a trip on the road I stop at the nearest
BP for gasoline. I get interviewed. Those in the know understand the
"interview". It is when someone "a bad guy", sizes you up and makes
the decision to attack or not. For awhile I enjoyed the interaction.
I enjoyed watching these people. I watched them go through the
stages. I let one guy get so close as to shake my hand. It was
comical and I was lucky. He was a tough man. I am no longer a
customer at that station. I fear no man because I study the
art. I just can't afford the financial and legal hassles I would incur for
defending myself.
A new release from
Gabriel Suarez...
How To Become A Great Pistol Shot
by Gabe Suarez
Objectives - First and foremost, I want you to know that
SHOOTING IS EASY. Like driving a car, all it takes is
doing CERTAIN THINGS IN A CERTAIN ORDER. In fact, if
you can drive a car in traffic, you have more than
enough ability to be a great shot.
It is THOSE CERTAIN THINGS, and that CERTAIN ORDER, that
are often overlooked in many training schools. It may
be that the instructor never learned them. It may also
be that he internalized them and doesn't know that he is
actually doing them.
You often hear admonitions such as "Tighten your
groups", or "Watch the front sight", or the famous "Let
the gun surprise you" and so on. And that is as far as
it ever gets. The student is never told why, or even how
to do such things.
Well, we not only do just that in this DVD, but we put
the fundamentals of marksmanship under a microscope for
you so you totally understand what you must do to be an
excellent shot, as well as give you a number of drills
to solidify that knowledge into hard skill.
We begin with the perfect shot. While I am known for
teaching point shooting and shooting on the run as we
get off the x, I will be the first to tell you that in
order to do the things we do, you must have an
understanding of the basics. To be a great point
shooter on the move, it is my opinion that you need to
understand sighted shooting.
Every time you take a perfect shot with the sights, you
are reinforcing the hand-eye coordination necessary to
do that. Then one day, if you either cannot see, or
don't need to see the sights, you can still hit the bad
guy well and fast with no issues.
My objective in training is not to give you the minimum
lowest common denominator skill set that you may need to
keep you alive in a fight with a drunken blind meth
freak with a malfunctioned gun. Lots of folks train for
that. I think it is a mistake. My goal is to make you
the most dangerous and perfect gunfighter that I can.
Today we have the time, the freedom, the ammo, and the
ability to do so. And it all begins with the basics and
identifying the perfect, optimal skill set.
