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after missing a target.
corporate such cool useful features as seatbelt cutters, glass breakers, safety whistles and LED fl ashlights. A few other pieces of important
items to have on you while carrying a gun are your cell phone, State ID along with your CCW card, medical card and emergency contact info. Speaking of your cell phone, have the direct numbers to your local law enforcement agencies programmed into your phone and know how to speed dial them. Don’t rely on 911 from a cell phone to get you the fast- est police response. One of the best ways to carry your extra ammo, knife, light, etc. is in the TUFF Products Ankle Stabilizer. It is es- pecially handy if you’re wearing an ankle holster. The Stabilizer is worn on the opposite side and helps keep your pockets free. This thing is worth its weight in gold especially when wearing slacks or a suit.
Now What? So now you are kitted up with the
latest and greatest guns and gear, you’ve hopefully gotten some train- ing on how to use it, and we have turned you loose on society. What do you do when you see something bad going down? First of all, are you aware enough to recognize when something bad is happening? Don’t be too proud to take a self-defense class taught by a professional, you’d be surprised at how much you don’t know or take for granted. The best way to deal with a life-threatening
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situation is to recognize it before it happens so you can take action fi rst. Unless you are an on-duty Law Enforcement offi cer, this usually means getting the hell outta dodge and calling 911! Nobody in his right mind looks to get into a gunfi ght, especially with a handgun. Remem- ber, you are carrying a gun to save a life, primarily yours and your loved ones. Keep in mind you automati- cally bring a gun to the fi ght. If lives aren’t on the line, it is usually bet- ter to be a good witness. However, if you must engage, be aware of your target, backstop and beyond. Re- member, you are accountable for all rounds you fi re.
Where You Can Go Each state has its own laws re-
garding where you can and can’t carry a concealed fi rearm. Addi- tionally, for the most part the feder- al government doesn’t allow the car- rying of any fi rearm into any federal building. Check your state laws and know where you can and can’t carry. There are many good Internet sites available to assist you with this. What do you do with your roscoe
when you can’t take it with you into a building? You have two main options here, leave it home or leave it in the car while you go inside. Since most of us feel a little naked without our gun that may not really seem like much of an option. This is where you need to get creative and come up with a way to lock the gun in your vehicle.
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