Allow me to tackle an oft recurring question, seemingly making a more frequent appearance on social media and various firearm forums: “What is the best EDC for a lady?”…
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In Practical Advice, Real-World Scenarios
Fighting Injured: How To Keep Yourself In The Fight
November 2, 2017 Be first to comment
I had the pleasure of attending a fighting while injured course from MDW last year November. Mark Human facilitated the training, assisted by Geoff Carter. I have completed several…
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Silencing the Guns: Minister Mbalula and Civilian Disarmament
October 30, 2017 9 Comments
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula talked about “silencing the guns” in South Africa again. This time in an interview with the Sunday Times’ Jan-Jan Joubert.
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In Firearm Rights, General Discussion
SAPS Lose 8 Times More Guns Than Civilians
October 13, 2017 8 Comments
I was recently tasked with providing a government official with statistics comparing civilian firearm losses with those suffered by the SAPS. He was presented with a claim that the…
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The time is perhaps now right to address the issues that require such addressing, and hopefully I can persuade enough people to think sufficiently differently about their personal safety…
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This is a familiar battle-cry from emotional, oversensitive people who harbour a deep-seated dislike for firearms and those who own them.
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Like a polished pair of leather soled shoes, a tailored suit, or a pair of designer sunglasses your choice of carry handgun can say much about the type of…
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The national crime statistics were released but a few weeks ago, and already the insufferably self-gratifying indulgence of the Gun-Free South Africa loonies by the media is reaching fever…
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President Jacob Zuma last week pondered the possibility of turning South Africa into a gun-free nation when he briefed the media after the slaying of yet another police officer.…
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"Apart from GFSA leaflet dealing with a number of issues on a purely emotional basis, the facts and statistics presented in the report are vague, incomprehensible and contradictory in…