Just owning a gun isn't enough!

[Que]

If you've never watched this video, please take the 10 minutes and look at it in its entirety. There are lessons to be taken away every few minutes. Lance is a true inspiration and should be speaking before congress about the right for citizens to own and carry handguns, without restrictions or the necessity to obtain licenses. However, it isn't enough to just own one or even 100 guns if one doesn't train with them.

BGs 0 - Lance 6

 

[the1kidd03]

Indeed. My wife is learning the necessity for trigger time as her accuracy and consistency needs work even though she carries every day.

 

[esrice]

Interesting video! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Wormhauler]

Good video

 

[Birds Away]

Yet the interviewer seems to have sympathy for the dead crooks. "Why didn't you just give them the watches?" That is the mindset we are facing. Even though these events were as I would say "cut and dried" self defense the interviewer and the tone of the report seem to be saying what a high price he has paid for defending himself. More fodder for the sheeple.

 

[Que]

I can't say I paid much attention to the reporter. For me, there were too many nuggets to be taken away from what Lance was saying to even pay attention to him.

 

[the only Qualk]

Rep inbound for great video showing it is being prepared that makes you better able to defend yourself. This goes for myself and many others train and more training always something to take away from it.

 

[rugertoter]

That video was pretty good, but the reporter was pissing me off.

 

[Coach]

I have read about Lance before. What a great story. Too bad he did not stay in business and keep cleaning house. The world is a better place without all of those dirtbags.

Training and practice, training and practice. We all need more. Rest when your dead.

 

[rhino]

ABC did their absolute best to paint Lance in a negative light, but they failed.

He's an impressive individual. I remember seeing the original report on television years ago.

 

[mpmike25]

good video

 

[Tamara]

But I thought guns were like rabbit's feet, where you just put one in pocket, purse, or sock drawer and it keeps the bad guys away?