Tips for winning a violent confrontation by The Maryland Firearms Training Group
Traveling for years has left me a little more cautious than many of my family and friends. There are way too many possibilities for traveling families to “Stumble” into a bad situation. Those that are watching their surroundings may reduce the need for quick draw on a CCW. The ultimate goal is not to get into a gunfight, but rather avoid the violent conflict. The Maryland Firearms Training Group has some good suggestions listed in this article. We will be getting other articles to help add in this area as this is one most talked about in CCW classrooms. - Clark
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ATM Machines - Simple life saving tips. by Clark - Carryconcealed.net
ATM MAchines is one of our personal safety reports. The ideas may seem basic, but after reviewing the article check and see how many you or members of your family have violated. - Clark
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ELEVEN TIPS FOR AVOIDING CRIME by Clark - Carryconcealed.net
Eleven tips for avoiding crime is just one of our safety and crime provention articles. Number 1 and 11 are the most important.
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ENSURING A SAFE, CLEAN, AND SECURE HOTEL ROOM by Clark - Carryconcealed.net
Anyone who travels increases the odds that they will run into a potential robber or a violent situation. Taking the steps to plan ahead and remain "Situationally Aware" can save your life.
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Recognizing THREATS by Handgun Club of America
While Carryconcealed.net is a Member of the Handgun Club of America this story was submitted by Craig Conley, Carryconcealed.net Contributor. He obtained permission for posting. The Handgun Club of America is a great resource and any one in the shooting community could gain some knowledge by joining the Club.
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Will you be a victim at the next disaster or will you be a Boy Scout? by Clark - Carryconcealed.net
At Carryconcealed.net we have noticed that there are great lists available for 72 hour bags, but we have not seen anyone talking about taking your favorite CCW pistol with you to protect your family or bring down small game following a disaster. We also are asking the question; “Can you take care of your family for 72 hours, three months, six months or one year without going to the store or help from protective services from your local or national government?”
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Boat Personal Safety by Clark -Carryconcealed.net
Thinking ahead and preparation can save your personal property as well as your loved ones when you are out boating. This is not a list of boating safety rules, but rather suggestions on security when you are at the dock or away from help. -Clark
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