Sitting Duck Policy

One of the biggest challenges to a grass-roots campaign (such as this one) is getting the word out. All our regular readers know who we are, but Joe Average on the street has never heard of us, and may not even know that he’s a sitting duck.

Leveraging today’s techno-culture of cellular phones and text messaging, we bring to you the “Are you a sitting duck?” Reactee t-shirt.

If that message isn’t as pointed as you’d like, try out the “Refuse to be a victim” t-shirt.

We don’t get a penny when you buy these shirts, but it’s a way to talk to the youth and get them involved.

If you’d like to make your own Reactee, you can use our affiliate link.

Summary

The Concealed Handgun Manual: How to Choose, Carry, and Shoot a Gun in Self Defense was the first book that I read when researching the option to carry a firearm. It details personal accounts of being a victim both when a firearm was present and without. Also covered are statistics and a history of States allowing (and disallowing) their citizenry to to carry firearms for self-defense. Definitely worth a read!

Reviews

"Carrying a deadly weapon is too serious a matter to go unstudied. Chris Bird’s work serves as a fine textbook for those who have made, or are considering making, that commitment." —Will Cox, Gun Week

"Outstanding . . . a really good book for someone who is not sure if they want to carry. It definitely fills a need." —Jerry Patterson, former state senator of Texas, sponsor of the Texas Concealed Carry Law

"Bird teaches through illustrative stories of self-defense and survival experienced by moms, laboratory workers, electricians, and other everyday people who learned, sometimes the hard way, the value of the self-defense handgun." —Gila Hayes, Women & Guns magazine

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