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You have somehow outhouse lawyered yourself into thinking that it's a good idea to act in defense of a third party. Neither myself, nor my law professors (who are practicing prosecutors,) nor my attorney agree with you. You don't read posts do you mljdeckard? Where did you find any hint of my saying that acting in defense of a third party is a good idea? I haven't stated a position on that. The situation would dictate though....

I can see how someone like Jscott can blow me off, but you? With the training you had as well as your military and police combat experience? Thanks for the kind words and when you ever start giving classes I will be the first one to sign up.

Beautiful bike. How is your headlight regulated? I know guys who always ride with their brights on or have their light aimed too high. They claim it doesn't matter because they ride in the daytime. Others have those flashing headlights. They supposedly do this for safety reasons, to be seen, but it is very obnoxious to drivers (and other riders) because it makes it harder to estimate the distance and speed of the oncoming bike. He may...

Using deadly force for self-defense is justified when a REASONABLE PERSON believes that they are in danger of serious bodily injury or death. Some states say deadly force is justified to prevent a violent felony. I'm not into body language or verbal warnings when I'm looking at using deadly force. The time for talking is over. I'm not in a movie directed by Richard Donner where they make the hero sound really cool when he's...

A.B.C.: Yes D.E.F.G.H.I.J.K.: No L.M.N.O.: Yes P.: Lumber Q.R.S.T.: No U.: One each V.W.X.Y.: No Z.: Of course What did I win? Les

I watched this the other day. I don't know if the car driver did the right thing, but it's something that happens. I'm not even sure if it is real. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDjqQFln72E

Metal doors and doorframes, use of shatter-resistant window treatments, as well as fusing the treatment to the frame. Think of your home in layers....have a good fence, preferably with some shrubs around it to make entry rather difficult. If you can, add a gate to the driveway, which will make entry to the property more difficult. Then solidify the internals of the home. Pocket doors separating the sleeping quarters from the living quarters,...

Quote: The MO of bad guys is to get you to the door (so they know where you are). Opening the door for them is not necessary. A simple kick will make that front door fly open. That's an improvement I'd recommend for any home owner. If your door is like most in America, it can be easily defeated with a swift kick. Upgrade to a steel core, and if you want to add an extra layer, get one of those metal mesh exterior doors to go outside...

Quote: Well guys I've moved up from a j-frame in appendix carry to a 4" 1911 at 3:30-4:00. Why not try the 1911 in appendix? I carried my Colt Defender there until I went All Glock-All The Time. My G19 or G26 rides in the AIWB postion quite comfortably.

I have one that I like a lot, recommended to me by my FMA instructor: the Olight M20. http://www.batteryjunction.com/premi...0-warrior.html you can find a couple of reviews in the non-firearm section of THR. It's a killer light for the dough; switchable from low to 90 to 250 (!) lumens. It has all the tacticool stuff hanging off it as well, FWIW. One of my new favorite handgun instructors (Ed Santos) had a hand in designing some of the...