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Happy Easter! Last weekend I took Tom Givens’ 2 day Combative Pistol class, so in this episode you get to hear about it.
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Happy Easter! Last weekend I took Tom Givens’ 2 day Combative Pistol class, so in this episode you get to hear about it.
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I interviewed a couple of experienced shooters to find out what they do to prepare for using their firearms in self defense.
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First I answer some listener voice mails then discuss gun clichés and target shooting.
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Seems like I enjoy taking on the tough questions. This is a challenging subject so I’ll present some facts and some opinions from top instructors in the industry and let you be the judge.
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The recent shooting at UCSB got me thinking about gun rights, so I begin this episode with some thoughts on that subject. In the 2nd segment, I discuss what happens to your vision when you’re in the stress of a gunfight.
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A very large number of citizens who defend their life with a gun, do so in low light or night time conditions. Yet, due to range availability, most people practice and train in daylight. It’s a completely different world, shooting at night and incorporating a flashlight or weapon mounted light while shooting. It’s also tough to identify your target. This episode is about using lights, night sights, red dot optics and more, in low light and night time shooting.
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Beyond Concealed Carry with Jon Hodway, Bob Mayne, Ben Branam, June in Arkansas
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Competition shooting is the main topic of this episode. I believe in it for various reasons. I’ve received numerous requests to discuss competition shooting, so this is it.
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Ben Branam discusses how to properly rack the slide on a semi auto pistol. A lot of new shooters have difficulties with this. Especially new shooters who are women who don’t have a lot of hand strength. Even some men don’t properly rack the slide even though they have plenty of strength. Some even cause malfunctions by doing it incorrectly.
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Several listeners have asked me about dry fire practice and whether it’s safe for your gun and how to do it. So this episode is about how to dry fire practice, what methods I use and methods of others.
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This week is about the differences between military and civilian firearms training. Ben Branam joins me to discuss this topic. His military firearms training experiences clearly point out the advantages and disadvantages of both methods. There are some very good points and bad points about each. We discuss team tactics, defensive tactics and more. We also discuss how they can be applied in every day life.
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Ben Branam discusses how to shoot a 1911 pistol with both hands and the implications of a single sided thumb safety vs. ambidextrous thumb safeties.
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Ben Branam discussed techniques of holstering different types of handguns. This episode is not about the different types of holsters, but the do’s and dont’s of re-holstering your gun.
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With the big election coming up, I decided to do a topic I rarely discuss…politics. Mark Vanderberg, executive producer of the Gun Rights Radio Network is my first guest to talk about voting and how the election can affect right gun rights. Then Jon Payne joins me to discuss marksmanship with a handgun and some steps you can take to improve your accuracy. Thanks for listening.
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Rocker Ted Nugent Endorses Romney
Dave Mustaine Endorses Santorum
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This is the first official mid-week episode by Ben Branam of Modern Self Protection (MSP.) I decided to start a mid-week, short podcast with Ben doing most of the talking on various subjects related to guns and preparedness. So if you want to learn to shoot your rifle accurately, you’ll enjoy this brief episode. Thanks for downloading and listening.
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1911 pistols have stood the test of time, no doubt. And it seems as though they are just as popular today, as they’ve ever been. Lately, they seem to be getting a bad rap, so this week, Jon Hodoway from Nighthawk Custom joins me to discuss 1911’s in general, and why they still remain an excellent concealed carry and combat pistol. We also spent some time discussing the recent mass shootings and what it means to those of us who carry a gun every day. Thank you for downloading and listening. Bob Mayne, Handgunworld Podcast