by Attorney Sean Maloney | Apr 5, 2023 | Home Protection, Lethal Force, Self Defense, True Stories
Your first responsibility is to protect you and your family; Second Call Defense first responsibility is to protect and defend you during the legal aftermath sure to follow. You deserve the best legal protection for armed self-defense! Remember, after calling 911,...
by Second Call Defense | Mar 14, 2023 | Home Protection, Lethal Force, Self Defense, True Stories
Your first responsibility is to protect you and your family; Second Call Defense first responsibility is to protect and defend you during the legal aftermath sure to follow. You deserve the best legal protection for armed self-defense! Remember, after calling 911,...
by Second Call Defense | Mar 13, 2023 | Courts & Legal, Facts & Fiction, Lethal Force, Self Defense
Oklahoma legislators are discussing a change to the state’s gun laws that would redefine what constitutes as self-defense. Oklahoma lawmakers are currently in discussions to amend the state’s gun laws, with a proposed bill that would redefine the criteria...
by Rob Morse | Feb 28, 2023 | Beginners 101, CCW Tips, Featured Stories, Lethal Force, Self Defense, Training
By Rob Morse – Slowfacts When should we use our guns? We hear that question asked in every concealed carry class. That doesn’t mean we’re eager to shoot: if anything it indicates the opposite that we want to know how long we can wait. There is more to this than...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Feb 24, 2023 | Self Defense
by Sean Maloney – Attorney This is why you need SCD even two years after you were acquitted you can still face financial ruin. Kyle Rittenhouse Hit With Lawsuit From Man He Shot During 2020 Riots I am sure Kyle Rittenhouse breathed a sigh of relief; we all saw...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Feb 21, 2023 | Beginners 101, CCW Tips, Concealed Carry, Gun Safety & Storage, Lethal Force, Self Defense, Training, Videos
Many handgun ready positions exist. Rob Pincus strongly prefers the high compressed ready position. The gun is held in front of the chest above the area the gun moves to when it comes up out of the holster. The gun is also close to the chest, and the shooter’s elbows...
