Mr. Rawles,
I’m a regular SurvivalBlog reader. I have your books and own the archive (Kindle edition). Every once in a while I come across a post so genuinely correct I must comment on it. Mr. White is absolutely correct. Often times people will spout such utter nonsense on this subject it would be funny if it weren’t so dangerous. And because so many aren’t well versed in this area, they buy it hook, line and sinker.
I can tell you from my own experiences; Mr. White’s advice is spot on. I know this information to be factually correct. This is how it’s done. Kudos to Mr. White for taking the time and effort to bring this to the masses. Anyone following this advice will be better prepared, (Technically, Mentally, Legally and Morally) than 99% of the public, (to include LEO, Military etc…).
Lastly, my own comment is to seek competent training and then practice what you’ve learned. Shooting on a static range won’t cut it. Learn to shoot, reload and clear malfunctions on the move, (it should be automatic), under different environmental conditions, (dusk, dark, rain etc…). IDPA, IPSC, USPSA shooting matches are great for this kind of thing. There are enough competent schools of instruction that most anyone can take classes from. That market is booming and the training available to the general public has never been better. – Rob C.
Letter Re: To Shoot or Not to Shoot?
