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Yes, good advice. I'm an advocate of point-shooting one-handed in surprise deadly encounters, but, whenever possible, good grip, stance, trigger control,...all that is your friend.

Another nice vid. When new to guns, I unchambered my semi-auto, removed the clip, pointed the gun at the ceiling, and then, to make double-sure that the gun was clear, I pressed the trigger. BANG! I sent a round thru the roof! Gee, I wondered to myself, how could an unchambered gun go boom? ...

Excellent series of vids. Thanks! I did pick the Glock 26, though, partly for its lack of manually-operated safeties, because I think that one's first priority is to survive the deadly encounter rather than to prevail in court. Fumbling around with a slide or frame-mounted safety might get me ...

I'm from Wisconsin, which was exclusively OC until recently (CC starts 11-1-11). Often, when the cops saw someone OCing, even in an orderly manner and on his own property, they'd react by issued a disorderly conduct ticket...the cops would freak out on the guy. A few court challenges put a stop...

Nice vid. I carry the Glock 26: very lightweight, can swap 10, 17 or 33-round mags, reliable, decent stopping power with Win PDX-1 9mm Luger JHP +P, and is readily concealable up here in the frozen northern U.S. thru most of the year. It's a bit thick for hot weather carry but with the right je...

Nice vid. I'd add one caveat though: in taking off the hat to enable the draw, it's best to combine that motion with the draw itself. This is done by hooking the thumb underneath the hat as you pull out the gun using a single fluid motion. The quickness of draw thus gained might make all the d...