On tonights show:-
I had a conversation recently with some folks on a radio show about home invasion. They made the same mistake many people do, assuming they know what they don't know. Let's talk about that tonight and how you can prepare for a home invasion effectively while avoiding the Fudd.
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Joe Biden establishes the Office of gun violence prevention that definitely won’t be coming after your guns!.
Headed by Vice President Kamala Harris, Greg Jackson, the executive Director of the community justice action fund and everytown for gun safety’s Rob Wilcox. NATURALLY.
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U.S. District Court Judge Roger T. Benitez blocked California’s ban on ammunition magazines holding more than ten rounds on Friday. He stayed the decision for a couple of weeks because more is probably coming!.
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Cheesesteak Spots In Philly Are Now Protected By Armed Guards With Rifles. It's unfortunate that this has become necessary, but in today's society where the criminal is granted all the rights, its kind of necessary.
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Monthly Drill. “The Test”.
Initially developed by Larry Vickers, and expand upon by Ken Hackathorn, The Test is scored in two ways, The Vickers method, and the Hackathorn method. The Vickers method is pretty simple; land each shot into the black circle of the B8, with a 1-second penalty for each hit out of the black, and a 3-second penalty for each hit off of the paper. Passing score using this method is being under the par time of 10 seconds, including penalties.
The Hackathorn method is a point based system. Hits in the X and 10 ring are 10 points, hits in the 9 ring are 9 points, 8 ring hits are 8 points, and 7 ring hits are 7 points. Passing score with the Hackathorn method is 90 points or 90% of the possible score. Rounds that land on the circular ring line score up, being a "breaking the line" point. When shooting The Test with a handgun that holds less than ten rounds, scale the par time and score minimum down. For example, a 7 round gun has a 7 second par time, with a 63 point passing score.
Not a Drill, but something you might want to practice given the opportunity. “Move and Shoot”.
🔗 <a href="https://www.rumble.com/tpsreportlive" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" class="link">https://www.rumble.com/tpsreportlive</a>The Glock 44 is perfect for new shooters or those that are sensitive to recoil.
We haven't been streaming, and I figure you all deserve to know why.
On August 10th I decided to take the rest of the month off. Honestly, it started as a heat thing. Keeping the studio comfortable this summer was miserable and I just didn't want to deal with it. But August ended and I realized something: I didn't miss streaming. Not even a little. I asked Dani if she felt the same way, and she did.
Yesterday was the show's anniversary. I didn't feel any pull or desire to go live. Dani and I made a deal a long time ago that we'd keep doing this as long as it was fun, and the second it started feeling like work, we'd stop. I think we're there.
Dani has other successful projects going that take up a lot of her time, and they're very much worth her time. As for me, I’m at the point where I prefer recording and uploading on my own schedule better than the grind of live streaming. So going forward, live streaming is going to be the exception, not the rule.
This isn't necessarily a goodbye. ...
