The High Road got a great kudo from Mas Ayoob in Combat Handguns

[threefeathers]

This was in a very thoughtful article on carrying more than one mag.

 

[Ruggles]

Aye he is a good guy it seems. I read his stuff and think he is someone I would want on my side.

 

[SoCalShooter]

Can you post what he said?

 

[C-grunt]

He is on here isnt he?

 

[bratch]

He is on here isnt he?

Yes.

 

[Logan5]

Mas is a fine writer and great student of gun law.
He's been on dozens of witness stands as a expert.

Hence the mystery!

Seriously though, this has always been a good place to get your actual questions answered. And we've got a great sideline in things that sound like real questions at first but then fall through the floor into "what bucket to punch eyeholes in to protect me from my bubba'd mosin while shooting zombies?"

 

[Kind of Blued]

So you're saying he actually mentioned THR? That'd be neat. We need as many people connected and able to be made aware of what's going on (read: activism); now more than ever.

 

[threefeathers]

I'll be with him and Gail over the next few days at the Western Writer symposium in Tombstone. My school actually gave me Professional leave to so I can use it in my AZ History classes. Mas is a rather active member here and on several other sites. I won't give them because he is most likely a member of some I don't know and I won't ever violate his trust.
But I've learned much from him, much of it cements lessons learned in the military as a Scout Plt Sgt. Which boils down to, never judge the courage of a person by how they look or talk but by how they do. If there was ever a person who personifies the'Code of the West' it is an Arab American named Masaad Ayoob.

 

[Ben86]

That's nice to know. I habitually read several of his magazine articles and own four of his books. He is such a wealth of knowledge.

 

[30 cal slob]

Mas is first class.

Funny, too, if you ever get to attend LFI.