Larry is an urban fantasy author who isn’t woke. That by itself is a rarity enough. And he’s an interesting guy who has an abiding interest in guns. He has a post about a training he took.in Extreme Close Quarter Fighting with guns and knives. The company he trained with is called SHIVWORKS and they have various trainings for real world desperate situations. Here is their site. I have about zero training in any self defense or weapons systems. But my all around awesomeness will probably make up for that deficit. But I do find these training programs very interesting. Thought I’d pass it along for general interest.
I, too, plan to rely upon “my all around awesomeness” when the Boogaloo begins, photog.
And yet, somehow, I have the sneaking suspicion that awesomosity may not be enough.
Agreed. I’ve long suspected I’d be among the first eaten in a zombie apocalypse.
We all have to do our best in a zombie apocalypse. I plan to dig an enormously deep and steep trench around my house and burn the zombies with a giant magnifying glass at my leisure.
Larry Correia is a grand writer and when he collaborates with John Ringo the action is incredible!
Absolutely. I’m looking forward to his next Monster Hunter story. Plus I can’t resist listening to Adam Baldwin narrate the Tom Stranger audiobooks.
I don’t know to what extent it would be applicable but I have a lifelong intimate exposure to firearms starting, due to my Southern hunting heritage, in my preteens, followed by 4 years in the Marines, followed by 30 years of competitive rifle, shotgun and pistol shooting. I’ve competed extensively at up to 1000 yards and can hit within a paint can lid at that distance.
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I would say the military service more than covers any weapons and self defense experience. But the present generation have grown up in a different world. And that is a problem for them to understand why they should be able to defend themselves.
Nice weapon.