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This whole incident illuminates why I don't agree with sworn peace officers being employed as private security officers. This exposes both the officer and the employing agency to litigation and physical risk. This past October we had a Constable in our county die in an altercation while providing s...

This whole incident illuminates why I don't agree with sworn peace officers being employed as private security officers. This exposes both the officer and the employing agency to litigation and physical risk. This past October we had a Constable in our county die in an altercation while providing se...

Pawpaw wrote:Crimson Trace recommends sighting in at 50 ft. http://www.crimsontrace.com/support/faq/

I'll try 50 ft then. Thanks!

Through a Facebook group I came across a really good deal on a Streamlight TLR-2 HL. I was looking for a weapon mounted light not necessarily with a laser but it has one (red) so, hey. I understand the tactical drawbacks of a laser but if I'm going to have one I'd like to zero it in. My question is,...

In the "Five Stages of Violent Crime" article that I am listing below the two guys at the Valero were well on their way to stage 3. It all starts with the intent to project innocence. If you don't recognize and react to it you're playing into their hand. http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.co...

I went to the Sprouts on the west side of El Paso yesterday. First time there because I had avoided it with the knowledge that it was their company policy to post 30.06. We pulled up and I left my gun in the truck... imagine my surprise when there weren't any signs at all except for the TABC blue si...

The writers at the Statesman must have had multiple aneurysms writing an article that's pro-LTC.

Can a TPWD ran state park legally post a 30.07 sign? The facility in question is the Wyler Aerial Tramway in El Paso.

Section VII B 2 really concerns me. They're saying that the Police Chief can ban legal carry "upon receipt of credible information of imminent injury to human life or destruction to university property."
That seems counterproductive to me.

Does the person who makes the real decision on whether or not you can carry work in that same building or neighborhood? If so, it might be easier to convey your sense of insecurity.

I think it would be a good idea to attend just from the point of view for what to expect from others if something like this happened. You would know at least what they had been told to do and some might actually do it. The others would be reduced to running around making animal noises.

Wow! That's fantastic!

FIM- 92 Stinger missile: That's how I made my living for many many years. After graduating from Advanced Individual Training as a Field Artillery Crewman, I was sent to Ft Bliss to get the R6 identifier as a Redeye gunner. 13B10R6. http://www.militaryfactory.com/smallarms/imgs/fim43-redeye_3.jpg So...

Beiruty wrote:FIM-92 Stinger missile:

That's how I made my living for many many years.

The courses are open to anyone just like taking a motorcycle safety course.
I'm looking forward to the public comment portion of this endeavor. I plan on being there.