“consider are (1) Reasonableness; (2) Imminent Danger; (3) Proportionate Force; and (4) Innocence. Here are some general ideas and opinions to think about from this non-lawyer layman:” — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“We should carry all the time, if we are legally-licensed to do so.” — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“I want to cooperate fully with law enforcement, but I do not want to make a statement or answer any questions until I talk… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“My personal handgun maintenance policy is to clean and properly lubricate my handguns after EACH range trip use (no matter how many rounds were… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“Avoidance and retreat are usually the best and initial strategy for handling any physical conflict self-defense situation, especially if you are carrying a concealed… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“The goal in aiming is to get the Point of Alignment to equal the Point of Impact (POA = POI).” — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“However, I am PREPARED to respond with force as necessary and without hesitation as a last resort, if necessary to protect lives and great… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“We should make every effort to not get into fists fights when we are carrying and recognize that any time a gun is introduced… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“It is my opinion (and many disagree) that for carry the .380 ACP should be the minimum caliber you choose. But we have heard… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“deadly force must be recognized as a LAST RESORT for use only when you need to save your LIFE.” — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“handgun literature overall doesn't report much statistical difference in "stopping power" between 9mm and .45 ACP cartridges as along as quality HP ammo is… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“consider are (1) Reasonableness; (2) Imminent Danger; (3) Proportionate Force; and (4) Innocence. Here are some general ideas and opinions to think about from this non-lawyer layman:” — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
“The answer and key aiming technique for best accuracy... is to FRONT SIGHT ONLY focus, after your initial cursory Sight Alignment, if you do… — Col Ben Findley Copy Share Image
