It was interesting that for pistols Clay recommended "At the time of this writing, the only two options to consider in this class are the SIG P365 and the Springfield Armory Hellcat...They conceal easy, have a very high capacity for their size and shoot like a bigger gun. If I had to have a single do everything pistol I would be very happy to have either of those."
Clay published before the G43X with aftermarket 15rd magazine and Shield Plus came around. I shot Len's G43X and it was very nice.
My M&P Shield has a TARAN mag extension which I believe puts it in the same class as well (10+1 capacity, excellent shootability).
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Martin basically provides the cliffs notes version of what John Mosby published.
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Clay Martin recommends training with the best competitive and military shooters, paying whatever it costs to do so.
The first person on his list was Len Baxley at TDSA. I'll have to chat with Len to see if he knows he's a top pick.
The first person on his list was Len Baxley at TDSA. I'll have to chat with Len to see if he knows he's a top pick.
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Concrete Jungle: A Green Beret's guide to Urban Survival
Concrete Jungle: A Green Beret's guide to Urban Survival
Early in the book it states "To borrow a proverb from the Chinese: the best time to learn how to survive is five years ago and the second best time is right now."
Words to live by.
It's a short, lively read that gets you thinking about the right things.
Early in the book it states "To borrow a proverb from the Chinese: the best time to learn how to survive is five years ago and the second best time is right now."
Words to live by.
It's a short, lively read that gets you thinking about the right things.