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Mahzik wrote:

USA1 wrote:Love the hats...very realistic.

If you could put some hoodies on them, it would be even better.

Don't forget the gun tucked into the waistband and saggin' pants and associated boxers!

Thanks guys for the bump. I am still thankful for the growth.

In answer to all the above.

MoJo. This was a horse trade deal by my son. Found from a friend of a friend. I am looking for more foam for when these wear out.

Crossfire - I did not make them but have a pattern now. Been wanting an excuse to buy a welding machine & relearn. When I was logging I did all my own work. Built a whole truck once.

Flint - Yes we were talking about that at the range today. They are twins & so identical we have to tell them apart by hats.

USA1 wrote:Love the hats...very realistic.

If you could put some hoodies on them, it would be even better.

Actually they both said that was going to be their 1st purchase after their 1st payday.

I have added a couple of hands to the staff of Practical Personal Defense. Bad Bob & Mean Mike just got out of prison & needed a job. They have both promiced to rehabilitate & help the good citizens of Angelina County & surrounding area learn personal defense. So far they have been model employees.
Meet Bad Bob & Mean Mike.



Two ladies were the 1st to engage them & they did their job well in falling to their 9mm center mass hits.


Practical Personal Defense has added several reactive targets for training. Bad Bob & Mean Mike co-manage the Reactive Dept. which includes popups, plate rack, swingers, & of coarse Mike & Bob.

They have been excellent trainers in close quarters street fight training as well as fire fight training.

Up coming classes will be posted after the holidays.
Thanks & have a very Merry Christmas
LT