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Keep his gun loaded and clear your immediate area, and watch all entrances; there could be more than one attacker. Also, be making contact with the police.

There's no shame in what you've said! I commend the honesty. Fear and emotional distress are part of the human condition, and it's perfectly fine to own up to them. That said, if someone is posing a threat to your life, afford them no consideration and do what needs to be done to go home...

From my experience, I would do boxing, Krav Maga, and Wing Chun. They are all very quick, no BS threat stoppers. It is also easy to work a pistol or a knife into boxing technique, once you have it pretty well down. I know where your coming from, but I am calling BS on this. The goal for any...

Hi-Power, hands down. Hey, it was good enough for the SAS.

First, my Dad, then a few very fine police officers, two of which were special operations.

@ Blaster: Do you know of anyone that might have some good deals on a S&W 638? How about H&K P7 parts/accessories and 9mm defense ammo?

These are great guns, and definitely on my wish list.

Yeah, Spec Ops guys pretty much use what they feel is necessary. Hk Dan... please tell us this story!!

A full sized .45ACP or 10mm would be great, such as the FN FNP Tactical (15+1 of .45 is VERY nice) or the Glock Model 20. A .357 or .44 Magnum would also be nice for the job. This is actually one of those few times when I will say that the Desert Eagle wouldn't be a bad choice.

I'll be there!

I am 24, a partner in a business and about to graduate (double major in economics and management). I was a police cadet at one time, and have formal tactical training from ex-Marine and Army personnel. It was a great time in my life, I learned a lot and I had a blast! I currently own a P7...

Oh I know, I just thought it might interest ya! I'm sure I was in the only class that didn't get a 30 minute seminar on how to put put your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye.

Glad you recognized it and stopped shooting!

Feel out it; you'll know when the time is right. Also, be inviting into the world of guns if she's knew, so she will feel welcome to learn about them. I was taught to be that way about music, and it's worked well with guns too. ;)

That's a sharp young man!

Woodland tactics are different from urban/indoor tactics. Indoor clearing is difficult without at least a #2 man, and you can bet outdoor woodland tactics is going to be impossible without leaving some angles open and vulnerable. Like someone said, let the dog scout ahead while you take a...

I am 100% comfortable letting even the smallest of girls shoot 12 gauge. Frankly, I have never seen anyone have trouble with 2 3/4" 12 gauge bird shot, so long as their stance is reasonable. It intimidates everyone I let shoot it for the first time, but after that first shell is squeezed off...

Read my post. ;) I would prefer to have a gun, and they should allow us to carry, but a gun is certainly no guarantee for the attacker.

These things are a joke, and there is so much unrealistic BS and misconception going on in these presentations that it really makes me sick. Rabid leftists... My university is in one of the worst parts of town, and we have one very overweight campus police officer on duty. Any armed prick...

I 100% agree. It's pretty difficult anymore to NOT be an outlaw, if even purely by accident. So, use discretion and don't do anything blatantly irresponsible and enjoy your life.