Spike TV Conceal & Carry School

[StagLefty]

Actually there are 2 more shows on starting at 7a.m. on Saturday on Spike. "What If" & "Your Life Depends On It" then the other 2 first reported. Not bad for TV shows,good training tips and gear info. Will be watching from now on. I'm a morning person so this goes well with coffee Thanks to OP.

[trlcavscout]

Damn I have to be at work at 7 on saturdays. I miss all the good shows.

[StagLefty]

I'm wondering if there's a Colorado connection-1st show covered the gal who shot the guy at New Life Church-Tactical show was about a DJ from Denver on Alice taking training for handgun ?

[peteg]

Thanks, I'll put them on my DVR.

[gnihcraes]

been DVR'ing these, but I quickly zip through them, very boring in my opinion. Probably good for the general non gun owning public to watch though.

[Beprepared]

Funny this got posted about today. I haven't seen the show yet, but the show has four parts to it. The CCW stuff, 'Don't be a victim, and two others I can't remember. A buddy of mine is one of the actors(unpaid) for the Don't be a victim. He showed me some of his cuts on the net today. Apparently it's filmed locally. Funny thing I think he's looking into buying his first handgun.

[opie011]

been DVR'ing these, but I quickly zip through them, very boring in my opinion. Probably good for the general non gun owning public to watch though.

^^^This^^^

[68Charger]

I always tell people
Read this and Remember that the police are on average 10 minutes away AFTER you call 911

http://www.ncvc.org/ncvc/AGP.Net/Com...cumentID=33522

and that's for those of you in suburbia... maybe less in the inner city...

but where I live- my son managed to press 9-1-1 when he was 18 months old... I hung up the phone, no idea he called anything legit. Dispatch calls right back- I explain, they gotta send somebody out "in case it was an aborted call for help from someone else in the house"

ok, no problem... 15 minutes later the phone calls again- the sheriff's deputy needs directions.. so I help out a little- wonder if the bad guys would be so helpful in an actual emergency

deputy arrives in the driveway after about 20 minutes... when I walk out to meet her, she has her hand on her sidearm when one of my dogs is defending the driveway (this dog HATES uniforms, was picked up by deputy to bring her to the pound, she'd rather die than go back, apparently) I hold her back, and the deputy enters the house, and meets the juvenile delinquent that called in the first place...

To clarify, I am NOT bashing the Sheriff dept in my county, I moved out here, and we had literally no signage from the highway to my house (not even on the hwy exit), and even GPS will get you lost going here... it's just the reality of where I live- as members of the Dodge Cummins BOMB'ing group would say: "you are now your own warranty station"

I'm already my own water company, road maintenance crew, ISP (there's a tower on my roof), so why should I expect defense to be any different?

[Fried Chicken Blowout]

I always tell people
Read this and Remember that the police are on average 10 minutes away AFTER you call 911

http://www.ncvc.org/ncvc/AGP.Net/Com...cumentID=33522

Not where I live. The last time I called 911 at 3am for three men banging on my front door and then moving to my neighbor's house and hanging out on her unlit porch, it too the sheriffs department 28mins from the time I call.

[Irving]

Surprisingly, the few times I've called the police for stuff in my neighborhood (3 times) they were all there in well under 10 minutes (probably under 5 minutes), AND they came in force!