Yaker Y.
Read it twice and will read again. What makes this book different is the series of questions to ask no matter the situation. It gives me a frame of reference I can practice ahead of time and not only give me a better chance at surviving an attack, but also staying out jail. I cannot recommend this often enough. Awesome!
Bill M.
I am a fairly regular watcher of Ryan's Podcasts on concealed carry in Florida and have also purchased other valuable courses and a book from Ryan.
First off, he is very passionate, and you can tell he knows his stuff i.e., laws, and when and when you cannot pull out your gun. He truly cares about people.
His sole goal is to help those who want to, to be prepared and be the guardians of the weak and those preyed upon by the scum of the earth with intent to kill or do great bodily harm. The book is an amazingly simple read. The information is priceless.
What if? What if? He takes real life situations, many close to home and analyzes each part of what happened. He then asks you what would you do? Where is the line in the sand that you have to take potentially deadly action to stop the death of you, your loved ones, or some other innocent person.
He points out where and why there was success or what steps, and actions lead to failure and ultimately the death of someone.
This type of basic, simple, yet well thought out book will help us to prepare mentally should the day every come where deadly force needs to be used. His goal if for us to never have to. He wants you to avoid deadly situations at all costs and you can tell in how he speaks to us.
It is always better to avoid situations that put us in danger. Simply locking your car and home doors and windows. Avoiding riots and such. Being aware of your surroundings at all times, shopping, dining, getting in and out of your car, traffic lights and more.
But make no mistake, if you, your family, or someone else is about to be attacked and killed, he has no problem in providing the introduction to Jesus.
The book I cannot recommend enough.
But the book alone is not enough. He has other support materials and classes (of which I am taking personally, to help you develop the unconscious ability to pull your weapon in a variety of circumstances. They call this dry fire practice. Check out the book and more of his materials if you would like to be prepared.
I want to know this even if I never need to use it, because needing the skills and knowledge and not having them is a recipe for potential disaster down the road. And in the world, we live in today, I especially think it is important to be prepared.
