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Lessons Learned from Sandy Hook: School Security Measures

Posted on November 26, 2013 by T — Leave a comment

“The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.” –Wayne LaPierre The Connecticut State Police just recently released their initial report on the murder spree at Sandy Hook Elementary School on…

Tagged with: active shooter, Adam Lanza, Connecticut, Connecticut State Police, December 14 2012, gun control, Newtown Public Schools, Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, United States, Victoria Leigh Soto, Virtual private network, Wayne LaPierre
Posted in Child Safety, Concealed Carry, Gun Safety, In the News, True Crime

Safe Gun Storage and Home Risk Scenarios

Posted on May 12, 2013 by T — Leave a comment

Today we are going to go over scenarios that involve the human interaction element of safe gun storage and “nightmare scenarios” concerning safe storage. “The monster in my house” One thing to remember about the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre is…

Tagged with: Adam Lanza, AR-15, assault weapons, bug, Columbine, depression, Gun, gun control, Guns, Handgun, hidden camera, high capacity magazines, House, ipad, key logger, Keylogger, Keystroke logging, Nancy Lanza, Newtown, NRA, Parent, Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook Elementary, spree shooting, spying, suicide, Virginia Tech Massacre
Posted in Awareness, Gun Safety

The Connecticut Home Invasion Murders

Posted on May 4, 2013 by T — 4 Comments

Introduction I often discuss this case with my students to help them understand the sort of evil that they may face in a home defense scenario. This happened on July 23rd, 2007 in the quiet suburb of Cheshire. Connecticut. Hayley…

Tagged with: Air gun, Cheshire, Connecticut, Crime, Crime Stoppers, Florida, gun control, gun reform, Guns, Hartford Courant, Hayley Petit, home invasion, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, Michaela Petit, Murder, New Haven Connecticut, Newtown, NRA, Ocala Florida, Petit, Sandy Hook, Stanton Samenow, Star-Banner, Sydney, The Police, United States, William Petit
Posted in Home Defense, Tactics, True Crime

Shotguns?

Posted on May 1, 2013 by T — Leave a comment

Shotgun Advantages Devastating up close on unarmored adversaries Spreading pattern is conducive to suppressing fire at a distance Shotgun Disadvantages Low capacity Reloading a tube-fed pump action or semi-automatic shotgun is much more difficult than with a magazine fed-rifle, especially under…

Tagged with: AR-15, armalite, Bill Clinton, Colt, gun control, home defense, home invasion, Joe Biden, Newtown, Obama, Sandy Hook, Shotgun
Posted in Politics, Rifles

Negligence from the New York Times

Posted on April 29, 2013 by T — 3 Comments

I came across a story from the New York Times from an author who negligently killed a friend of his while mishandling a revolver and tries to use his own traumatic experience and incompetence to push the gun prohibitionist meme…

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Posted in Handguns, Mindset, True Crime

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