Personal defense TV

doghouse · #1

Has anyone watched it? I just found it today on the outdoor channel and was wanting thoughts on it? Watching it now seems pretty good so far.

Kalrog · #2

I haven't seen as many as I would like to, but it is a pretty decent show.

CJATE · #3

I think itâ€™s interesting, nothing to plain my week around, but certainly worth setting the DVR for.

I like the close quarters suggestions to work on. Like who to draw if with-in arms length, or on the ground,,,

fm2 · #4

What's the day/time it airs??

flintknapper · #5

fm2 wrote:What's the day/time it airs??

Wednesdays 9:30 P.M. (Central) on the Outdoor Channel (153).

striker55 · #6

flintknapper wrote:
fm2 wrote:What's the day/time it airs??

Wednesdays 9:30 P.M. (Central) on the Outdoor Channel (153).

Also Weds at 4 pm central on outdoor channel (115 on comcast houston).

fm2 · #7

Thanks fellas.

I found it here:
http://www.gunsandammomag.com/pdtv/pdtv_showt2006/

They have info. about what they are covering for each episode.

MegaWatt · #8

Thanks for the tip. I set it up to record on my DVR. It's channel 606 on Direct TV by the way.

seeker_two · #9

I watch it every week. The hosts have some good info, and they've brought up a lot of things that I've never thought about before....

Only downside is that parts of the show can sometimes sound like a gun or ammo commercial. But then, so do most of the gun shows on these days....

lawrnk · #10

awesome, never knew about it. Going to DVR it

zeroskillz · #11

I enjoy it. I've got it set to Tivo every episode, mostly because I never remember when it's on...

bluelineman · #12

MegaWatt wrote:Thanks for the tip. I set it up to record on my DVR. It's channel 606 on Direct TV by the way.

+1 Great show!

Lumberjack98 · #13

Another +1 on a great show. It's in it's second season.

There is also a series of related videos at http://www.guntalk.tv

flintknapper · #14

Last nights episode was interesting.

They had a segment addressing shot placement on "four legged critters" (specifically Bears and Dogs).

It was brought out that some people may encounter a need to protect themselves from something other than a human threat.

They had a remote controlled "charging bear" and static "bear" targets that had to be engaged.

While all the dynamics of an animal attack could not be simulated (or discussed) in a TV show, the advice they were able to give was spot on IMO.

Longtooth would love the charging bear target.

QuackAddict · #15

I particularly like the "Action Plan" and "Reality Check" sections by Mas Ayoob.