Just Having a Gun Won't Save You want you to make plans for your survival between the time you fire on an attacker AND THE TIME HE ACTUALLY COLLAPSES. There may be a significant amount of time between the two. A person with a knife or a tire iron might well kill you before you can even shoot him if he starts out from 25 feet away or less. During adrenal stress training and in certain famous drills that establish these types of gunfighting facts, it has been established time and time again that a man approaching you with a weapon in his hand can reach you and strike you before you can even draw and shoot a handgun from within 25 feet or so. This means that when a man pulls a knife on you and he's within 25 feet of you, there is a very good chance he can KILL you before you can shoot him. From a distance of 15 feet, the situation becomes much, much worse. In training drills at 15 feet, the person with the gun is almost always stabbed repeatedly by the person with the knife, even knowing that the desperate scenario is on him. Now, it's a fact that people often don't look for a solution to a problem until they KNOW there is a problem in the first place. Close-quarters training exercises demonstrate that just having a pistol does not give you an immediate or certain "survival advantage" over an attacker with a weapon that is "less" than a handgun. That's true even when the attacker has to close quite a bit of distance to reach you with his non-projectile weapon. 30 I'm telling you all this because I www.BulletproofDefenseDVD.com
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