This is an ESGR uniform patch for the Phoenix ESGR group commanders and units. Every aspect of these patches represent a symbol or concept.

Enjoy the benefits of private lessons and training sessions. Classes are 1 hour long and cover a variety of subjects, mostly driven by your needs and personal goals. From competitive shooting development to shooting fundamentals, your instructor will tailor a lesson plan with proven results. Topic range from defensive combat pistol, firearm presentation (with appropriate qualifications), reloading, emergency malfunctions, shooting drills and more.

$95  Fee Per Person per hour or $175 per couple. A maximum of two students per instructor.

This 3 hour class will introduce students to concepts surrounding home defense and combat within a typical residential environment. Students will have an opportunity to utilize semi automatic firearms defensively at a private indoor shooting range. The instructor will provide access to a Bushmaster M4A3 Superlight  Assault Rifle configured ideally for home defense, several variations of Glock 9mm pistols, the versatile Smith & Wesson Governor revolver shooting .410 defensive rounds and an autoloading Winchester SX3 Shotgun firing 00 buck and rifled slugs.

Students will have basic multi-assailant exposure using several firing lanes at once and be introduced to basic concepts like tactical priority, tactical sequence, blinding light, strong hand shooting, tactical reloading and emergency reloading. Graduates of this class will feel more confident in personal firearm selection and practical defensive positioning and combat within their home.

$125 Course Fee Per Person or $200 per couple or $275 per family up to 5 total members

Mandatory Range Rules

II. Additional specific rules of safe gun handling

Safety Rules Related to the Shooter and His Behavior.

1. Treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
2. Never pass a firearm to another person, or accept a firearm from another person, until the cylinder or action is open and you’ve personally checked that the weapon is completely unloaded.
3. Before handling any firearm, understand its operation.
4. Never rely on any mechanical device for safety.
5. Think before shooting: once you pull the trigger you can’t take back the shot you’ve just fired!
6. Never joke around or engage in horseplay while handling or using firearms.
7. Be alert at all times; never shoot if you’re tired, cold or impaired in any way. Don’t mix alcohol or drugs with shooting.
8. Don’t sleep with a loaded firearm in your bedroom if you sleepwalk, have nightmares, sleep restlessly or have other sleep problems.
9. Safeguard your sight, hearing and health. Always wear eye and ear protection. Endeavor to limit your exposure to heavy metal particulates and gases, and minimize your contact with aromatic organic solvents (such as those commonly used in gun cleaning products).
10. If you see unsafe behavior any time when firearms are being handled or used, speak up and take action to correct the unsafe behavior at once.
11. Receive competent instruction from a qualified person before beginning to shoot. If questions arise later, after you’ve been shooting for a period of time, get answers to those questions from a competent authority.

Safety Rules Related to Your Target.

1. Positively identify your target and the threat it poses before firing at it.
2. What’s behind your target? Always make sure that a stray shot, or a bullet which penetrates its intended target through and through, will be safely stopped.
3. Never shoot at a hard surface, or at water — your shot may glance off, ricochet and injure someone.
4. Never shoot at glass bottles, living trees, or inappropriate targets which would create a hazard for other persons or damage the environment.
5. Never shoot a rifle or handgun directly upwards, or at a high angle of elevation. Even a rimfire .22 bullet fired at an angle into the air can have enough energy a mile and a half away to accidentally kill someone!
6. Never shoot across a highway or other roadway.
7. Never vandalize a road sign (or other public or private property) by using it as a target.
8. Never poach a game animal out of season, or shoot any game animal you don’t intend to eat.

Safety Rules Related to Your Firearm.

1. Make sure your firearm is in good mechanical condition before firing it. Periodically have your firearm checked for signs of erosion, cracking, or wear by the factory, by a qualified armorer, or by a factory certified gunsmith.
2. Never try to fire a gun which may have a plugged or partially obstructed barrel.
3. Insure that any modifications made to a firearm are made by a qualified individual, and that those modifications don’t interfere with your firearm’s safety features.
4. Be sure all accessories, such as holsters and grips, are compatible with the firearm and won’t interfere with its safe operation.
5. Remember: a backup firearm carried about your person may be highly valuable to you in the event your primary firearm is ever rendered inoperable or is taken from you by an assailant.
6. It is your responsibility to insure that your firearm is always either about your person and under your personal control, or positively secured from access by children or other unauthorized parties. Prevent tragedy: lock down your firearms when they aren’t in use.
7. When storing a firearm for a long period of time, consider storing the slide, bolt, or other critical components of the firearm separately under separate lock and key.
8. Never carry a single action revolver with a round under the hammer unless that revolver is a modern transfer-bar type, equipped with an inertial firing pin.
9. Never carry a pistol with a round in the chamber unless the pistol has an automatic firing-pin block and/or an inertial firing pin.
10. Generally avoid carrying or storing an external hammer-type firearm with its hammer cocked. Exercise extreme care in decocking any external hammer firearm: it is very easy to experience an accidental discharge while doing so if your thumb slips off the hammer.
11. Generally avoid unloading a firearm by working the cartridges through the action one-at-a-time; drop the magazine and then eject the round which may be left in the chamber, instead, if possible.
12. Never use a scope mounted on a firearm as a general purpose spotting scope: while observing an area you may end up accidentally aiming your firearm at fellow hunters, or other non-targets.
13. Avoid trying to catch a live round (while unloading a semiautomatic pistol) by cupping your hand around the ejection port while retracting the slide; doing so may result in an accidental discharge.

Safety Rules Related to Ammunition.

1. Be sure your gun and ammunition are compatible. Shooting incorrect ammunition in a firearm may cause it to be damaged or even make it blow up.
2. Relying on ammunition which doesn’t feed reliably in your particular firearm may make your firearm malfunction at a critical juncture: get experience with a particular lot of ammunition in your firearm before relying on it for defensive purposes.
3. Use only ammunition recommended for your firearm by its manufacturer. Never fire ammunition which exceeds industry standard pressure specifications. Over-pressure ammunition will reduce the service life of your handgun, and puts you and those around you at risk of a catastrophic firearm failure.
4. Use reloaded ammunition judiciously. Be aware that many firearms manufacturers specifically forbid the use of reloaded ammunition in their products, and will void their product’s warranty if you elect to use reloaded ammunition in contravention of their instructions.Also remember that a cartridge which has: the wrong powder, no powder charge, or too large a powder charge; an inverted primer, mis-seated primer, the wrong type of primer or an inert primer; a mis-seated, inverted, or mis-sized bullet; a collapsed, weakened, improperly sized or mis-crimped case; incorrect overall length or any of a host of other defects may seriously jeopardize your safety, the safety of those around you, and/or the reliability of your firearm in a defensive situation.Many shooters prepare and safely use reloaded ammunition each day, and it can be an economical way to stretch your ammunition budget, but the safety of that reloaded ammunition directly depends on the care, components, equipment, and practices used in preparing it.
5. Carry only one caliber of ammunition when shooting. Accidentally grabbing the wrong ammunition while shooting can result in a shooter or third party being injured, or damage or destruction of a firearm.
6. Insure you carry sufficient spare ammunition for your defensive firearm, and make sure you carry it in a readily employable fashion (such as in spare magazines or in speedloaders).
7. Store ammunition that isn’t being used under lock and key, inaccessible to unauthorized parties and children.
8. Dispose of unwanted ammunition safely.

Safety Rules Related to Your Firearm’s Holster and Ammo Carrier.

1. Always use a holster which is designed for, and which fits, your handgun.
2. Make sure your holster covers the trigger guard of your handgun.
3. Purchase a holster which allows you to obtain a secure grip on your handgun while it is still holstered.
4. Be sure the thumb break, safety strap, or other firearm retention device on your holster is functional and consistently employed. A good holster should retain your firearm during normal carry and routine physical activity, but no holster can insure that a firearm will be secure against determined attempts at disarmament, or keep a firearm secure during all possible physical activities.
5. Avoid clip-on holsters and magazine pouches. These carriers may fail to stay clipped to the belt and end up being drawn along with the firearm or the magazine they still hold, thereby interfering with use of the firearm or with timely reloading.
6. Avoid paddle-style holsters, cross draw holsters, and similar holsters which provide poor weapon retention.
7. Avoid ankle holsters, shoulder holsters and other types of holsters which can introduce unnecessary delays in accessing a defensive firearm.
8. Avoid carrying a defensive firearm in a purse, pocketbook, daypack or briefcase. A firearm carried in that fashion is:
   • Typically hard to rapidly access due to the presence of slow-to-open zippers, multiple latches, etc.,
   • Often hard to find and draw amidst all the other items routinely carried, since few purses or briefcases include a dedicated handgun-carrying compartment,
   • Prone to being unavailable when needed, since briefcases, purses and other carriers are routinely set down or put away in a desk drawer where they may or may not be readily accessible and under your physical control,
   • Unusually vulnerable to being stolen, since purses, pocketbooks, daypacks and briefcases are prime targets for purse snatchers, pick pockets, muggers and thieves,
   • Prone to misfunction in an emergency since materials carried along with your handgun in a purse or brief case may gum up the firearm’s mechanism and potentially interfere with its proper operation, and
   • Likely to allow your handgun to accidentally become visible to shop clerks, bank tellers or other parties while you are searching for your checkbook or locating a credit card, and that inadvertent exposure may potentially result in a tense situation or even a tragic over-reaction on the part of an individual noticing the firearm and/or summoning law enforcement officers to the scene.
9. Never carry a handgun tucked into your belt or waistband without a holster (i.e., so-called “mexican carry”). A handgun carried in this fashion may be unintentionally dislodged, fall onto a hard surface and accidentally discharge or be damaged. Inside the waistband-type holsters will allow you to obtain the concealment of this type of carry while simultaneously providing vastly improved firearm retention.
10. Always employ a proper magazine holder or speed loader carrier to carry your spare ammunition. Select a design that secures and protects your speedloaders or magazines while still making them readily available for use. Avoid ammunition loops and ammo dump boxes.
11. Never put a partially empty magazine or speedloader back into a magazine carrier or speedloader pouch: only full magazines or full speedloaders belong in a carrier. Partially empty magazines or speed loaders should go into your pocket; empty magazines or speedloaders should be allowed to fall where they’re used during an emergency.
    

    Miscellaneous Safety Rules.

    1. At a range, obey the commands of the range officers, or any individual calling `cease fire,’ at once. Read, know and follow any rules peculiar to a particular range which you may be using.
    2. Be careful of hot gases and metal shavings ejected at the forcing cone of a revolver.
    3. Keep your fingers and other parts of your body away from the muzzle, the rear of the slide, and the ejection area of a semiautomatic pistol.
    4. In the event of a misfire, keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction, remove your finger from the trigger, wait ten seconds, then eject the cartridge and dispose of it properly.
    5. If you hear an unusual sound upon squeezing the trigger or feel an unusual recoil, stop shooting and investigate. You may have experienced a “squib” load (or under-powered cartridge), and it may have caused a bore obstruction. Keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction, remove your finger from the trigger, wait ten seconds, then unload the firearm and safely examine the barrel, checking carefully for any possible obstructions before reloading and resuming shooting.
    6. Never —
       • Climb a tree with a loaded firearm,
       • Cross a fence with a loaded firearm,
       • Jump a ditch or ford a stream with a loaded firearm,
       • Scale or descend a steep incline or hill with a loaded firearm,
       • Climb a tree, or climb into a hunting stand with a loaded firearm,
       • Prop or lean a loaded firearm against a tree or other surface which may allow it to slide, or
       • Transport a cased loaded firearm.
    7. Always carry your firearms in a way which will allow you to control where the muzzle is pointing, should you stumble or fall.
    8. A ballistic vest may substantially improve your chances of surviving an armed encounter on the street.
    9. Always wear a thousand square inches or more of blaze orange while in the field during hunting season.
    10. Blackpowder (and replica blackpowder) firearms require additional safety precautions not discussed here. Obtain qualified instruction in the safe operation of blackpowder firearms before attempting to load or fire any such firearm.
    11. Circumstances may require additional safety rules unique to a particular situation.

    III. Safe Gun Storage.

    When you are not using your firearm, you should insure that it is store safely. Affirmative measures designed to prevent unauthorized access to a defensive firearm by minors, or firearm theft, include:

    1. Use of a simplex-type locking box for securing firearms which need to be kept loaded yet available for ready-access defensive use, and
    2. Use of trigger locks or padlocks to secure firearms which don’t need to be kept immediately available for defensive use.

    Also note that:

    1. Gun security devices which rely solely on physical strength to secure firearms from unauthorized use are generally undesirable since ingenious children can potentially employ leverage or tools to overcome those devices.
    2. “Hiding” a firearm won’t secure it from discovery and possible misuse by curious children or intruders.
    3. Metal gun cabinets or gun safes can be used to safeguard firearms from unauthorized access or theft in many circumstances and metal gun cabinets or gun safes are generally preferable to open racks or glass-front cabinets.
    4. Firearms should be stored unloaded and separate from ammunition when the firearm isn’t needed for ready-access defensive use.
    5. You may want to store critical components of a firearm (such as the gun’s bolt or slide) separately from the rest of the firearm when the gun won’t be used in the immediate future.
    6. Consider engraving your firearms with your social security number, driver’s license number, or concealed firearms license number to deter theft and facilitate return of stolen firearms which may happen to be recovered.
    7. Explore “gun-proofing” your child by proper training, and by controlled and closely supervised access to firearms to reduce your child’s natural unsatisfied curiosity about firearms.

The USAFE coin was presented to CMSgt (Chief Master Sergeant) Frink, USAF (Ret) in 1956 when he completed the USAFE (US Air Force Europe) NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer or Sergeant's) Academy as the top honor graduate of Class 56-G. He went ashore into Normandy in 1944, was captured and survived an execution attempt by the SS. Read his story here. Coin details and picture supplied by USAF Chief Master Sergeant (ret) Bud Stolpa

The Challenge Coin Tradition

A Brief Look at the History of Challenge Coins In the Military

Members of the U.S. military have a long-standing tradition of carrying a special coin symbolizing unit identity and esprit de corps. With bonds forged in battle thousands of miles from home, these custom coins minted for military units – each bearing their own revered symbols and mottos – capture in metal the essence of their affiliation and their fierce pride. Known to generations of American military personnel as challenge coins, they are a vital part of military life today and are revered by troops in every branch of service.

Missilefish's 1st Challenge Coins Arrived May 29th 2012!

Today, challenge coins are carried by soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines, as well as lawmen and firefighters. These coins identify the bearer as a member of a particular unit with a well-defined history and mission. And, wherever warriors gather, they challenge each other by “coining.” The group’s unique coin is slammed on a bar to challenge all in the group to display their own coins; he who is last must pay a penalty.

The tradition of challenge coins can be traced to World War II when American forces deployed to the far reaches of the globe securing the nation’s freedom. Soldiers back to World War I and the Civil War left for battle with a coin from home in their pocket and kept it after the conflict as a lasting remembrance of their wartime experiences.

American soldiers stationed in Germany after the war adopted that country’s popular “pfennig check.” The pfennig was the smallest unit of German currency. When someone announced a pfennig check, a soldier who could not produce one had to buy a round of drinks for his buddies.

The 17th Infantry Coin of Korea is one of the oldest pure Challenge coins in existence. COL "Buffalo Bill" Quinn, 17th Infantry Regiment, had them made during the Korean War (1950-1952). The Buffalo is from Quinn's nickname. The unit was formed in 1812, thus the date. The Fort is a representation of the 5th Army Corp. badge in Cuba in 1898. The Cross is from the 5th During the Civil War. Coin supplied by Jesse L. Medford – NWT Mint Custom Coin Salesman and OIF Veteran.

 

The popularity of challenge coins spread during the Vietnam War, inspired by Special Forces that minted coins to express the unique identity and strong bond forged between them. Other units wanted their own coin to build camaraderie and symbolize their pride of membership in an elite group.

Just as your motorcycle is not merely transportation, a challenge coin is not merely a token. Challenge coins today are a tangible source of pride for America’s warriors at every level in the chain of command. Commanders use them as on-the-spot awards. Senior military leaders often dole out their coins as gifts to foreign dignitaries or civilian VIPs.

Most important, a challenge coin is carried at all times. Coin checks are still a part of military life, and various penalties are still handed out for those found without their coin. (Some cruelly choose locations apt to yield a victory. Rules commonly followed specify that the coin must be carried at all times; neither shower nor latrine exempt one from producing his coin.)

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• GALCO International Sporting, Shooting, Cowboy, etc. catalogs
• Gamaliel Shooting Supply On-line Shooting supply catalog
• Gardall Gun Safes featuring Bulldog Gun and Pistol Safes
• Gatling Arms We Manufacture full size actual firing Gatling Guns
• Georgia Arms “Ammunition and Reloading Headquarters”
• Get A Grip “Pistol Grips in Wood and Bonded Bone”
• GOEX Black Powder Maker
• Glock Firearms Home Page Lists and info.
• Glock “King Glock” Home Page Parts & Accessories for Glock pistols
• Glockmeister Glock competition parts, accessories and parts
• GlockWorld Magazine On-Line Version
• Grams Engineering Base pads, spring kits and mounts.
• Gray Beard Outdoors hunting, shooting, guns and other topics
• Gun Broker.com World’s Largest Online Auction of Firearms and Accessories
• Gun Cleaning Shiloh Creek Products is a gun cleaning products industry pioneer.
• Gun Collections On Line Gun Collections Online is a website dedicated to helping people get top dollar for their guns and gun collections.
• Gun Craft Sports Home page. Located just 2/10 of a mile off Interstates 40/75 in Knoxville, Tennessee.
• Gun Fighter Zone Holsters, whips, spinning ropes, western shooting information and performance organizations
• Gun Dealer in Atlanta, GA We specialize in rare and vintage guns and fine shotguns
• Gun Dealer in Scottsdale, AZ “Firearms For You.com” complete gun and ammo shop on line
• Guns Digest resource for information on current gun news, long guns, hand guns and all firearm related information in the gun market
• Guns Exchange Classified listings of Guns, Rifles, Shotguns, Revolvers, and Pistols for sale.
• Guns Magazine Online
• GunGames Magazine “We cover the world’s top shooting events and interview the best shooters in the circuit today.”
• GunGear.com “D&S Enterprise/Holsters, Shoulder Holsters, Fanny Packs, Vests, Western Items”
• GunHoo The Yahoo of Gun links pages
• GunHunter On-Line Classified Ad Listings of All Types of Guns
• “gunindex.com” “Internet Firearms Industry and Trade Directory”
• Gun Parts Corp. Parts for more guns than you could possibly imagine.
• Gun Safes by Homeland Safes to store long guns and other firearms securely at home.
• Gun Safes by Sportsman Steel Gun Safes, built like a bank vault
• Gun Safes Selling Safes since 1948 – All kinds and prices of safes
• Gun Shop Finder “gives you the ability to find detailed information about our subscribing shops”
• Gunsight South Africa South Africa’s Firearm, Tactical & Hunting Discussion Forums
• Guns and Game Magazine The South Pacific Journal of Firearms & Hunting
• GunsAmerica.com Matching sellers to buyers/ big classified listing thousands.
• GunShop Com “Fine Firearms For The Sportsman and Collector.”
• Gun Smith, Lewis E. Patrick Accurcy First, LLC, Does Gun repair
• GunSmith School Pennsylvania Gunsmith School
• GunSmith Training Colorado School of Trades Gunsmithing School
• GunSmoke Engineering 
• Gun Video Mail Order Vidoe tapes
  

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• Handloading For Hunting Dave Quick’s Focus on hunting, outdoor info and links.
• Hanson’s Leather “. . from custom leather goods to period clothing of the 1800’s.”
• Hinterland Outfitters including firearms, ammunition, hunting optics, gun accessories & parts, flashlights, knives, reloading supplies, camping supplies, more
• Hodgdon Powder Company “Our mission is to provide quality propellants. . . “
• Hogue Grips “Hogue Grips – – The Finest Handgun Grips Made”
• Holsters.com Safariland Civilian Products
• Hornady Bullets Bullets – Ammunition – Reloading Equipment
• Hunter’s Com The Hunter’s Connection On The Web
• Hunting Information Systems — Hunting related services
• Hunting and Fishing Direct.com — Hunting and Fishing supplies
• Hunting, Everything For — Discount Firearms, Hunting Gear & Shooting Supplies
• Huntington’s — Distributors of standard and hard-to-find reloading products since 1941.
• IAR Arms Collectable quality reproductions of historic firearms
• IDPA International Defensive Pistol Association
• Impact Bullets, Inc. formerly Legend Bullets, Now a new cast bullet company.
• Impact Guns Store Online retailer of firearms, ammunition, optics, accessories, and tactical gear
• IMI Israel Military Industries Small Arms Ammo
• IMR Powders Official site: powders, reloading info, etc.
• Innovative Technologies “Finally a resizing die that works on belted magnum cases.”
• International Shootists Institute Steel Plate Challenge (range and training)
• IPSC — The International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC)
• Ithaca Gun Co. ” Look what we’re doing now…”
• Ivanhoe’s Warehouse Outlet Ammunition and Gun Related Accessories
  

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• Jack Daniel’s Old #7 Whiskey Tennessee Sour Mash from Lynchburg, TN.
• Just Shoot Me Products World’s safest reactive targets and stands
• Keep Shooting.com “Since 2002 we have been your number one source for firearms, firearms parts, military surplus, and more!”
• Kimber of America “What all guns should be.”
• Kirkpatrick Leather Company “quality leather holsters since 1968″
• Kleen-Bore “Quality Gun Care Products”
• Kramer Handgun Leather “Concealment Holsters and Accessories for the Armed Professional!”
  

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• Larry’s Pistol & Pawn Huntsville, AL biggest gun dealer, new and used
• Law Enforcement Supply “On-Line Catalog”
• Laser Range Finder Review Score for most popular current production rangefinders
• Lazzeroni Arms Company “‘Flattest Shooting’ ‘Hardest Hitting’ Hunting Rifles On The Planet!”
• Leupold Scopes Leupold & Stevens, Inc., PO Box 688, Beaverton, OR 97075-0688
• Leadheads Cast Bullets Specializing in Gas Checked bullets. Their .501 lead 440 gr. is super in my S&W 500 Magnum 
• Lucky Gunner.com Ammunition Supplier: everything listed is in stock and shipped by next business day
• Lyman Products Lead bullets, BP rifles, more.
• Mag-Na-Port International barrel porting reduces recoil and muzzle lift.
• Magnum Research Convert your .357 or .44 Magnum Desert Eagle Pistol into a .50 [more]
• Magnus Cast Bullet Co. Hard Cast rifle and pistol bullets by Terry Labbe
• Marlin Firearms Co. Marlin celebrates its 125th anniversary in 1995.
• Martini Gallery Devoted to Martini Rifles by Randy Davis, PE, Martini Enthusiast
• Matt’s Bullets.com Matt’s Cast Bullets web site with many Gas Checked types and calibers.
• Mauser Firearms Co. The German Rifle Maker, “Our Business Is Rifles.”
• McKune’s Sporting Collectibles Advertising and Sporting MEMORABILIA from the 1870’s to the 1960’s FOR SALE
• Midsouth Shooters Supply Lots of shooting stuff – online catalog –
• Midstates Cast Bullets Website of Cast Bullets for sale –
• Midway USA “Shooting supply catalog on line”
• The Military Rifle Journal a bi-monthly newsletter dedicated to the identification, usage and history of the world’s military rifles
• Millett Scope Sights Red Dot pistol sights, scopes for rifles, etc.
• Misty Morn Safe Co. Supplies all kinds of safes from Richland, Indiana.
• Mississippi Sportsman hunting & fishing reports, as well as news and articles on your favorite spots
• MLE Shooting Sports Accessories for the Shooter
• Montana Bullet Works Quality hand-cast bullets for reloaders including paper patched big bore bullets
• M T M Case Gard MTM Molded Products Co.
• Muzzle Loading Rifle Association, National This is the NMLRA
• Muzzleloaders Etc. Inc. dealing in antique, collectible, and reproduction firearms, etc.
• MuzzleLoad.com Supplies for Black Powder Shooters
• Myers Bullets Lead bullet maker, includes Cowboy bullets.
• Natchez Web site Shooter’s Supplies
• National Bullet Company Cast Lead Bullets and Ammo – since 1975
• National Rifle Association National Headquarters
• National Rifle Association The MY NRA home page
• National Rifle Association ILA Institute for Legislative Action
• NRA Friends – Huntsville, AL Web site of FNRA Huntsville and Annual late Summer Banquet details
• Navy Arms Co. Quality Replica Fireamrs
• Night Vision Planet day and night vision products
• Norma Precision Ammunition Maker
• North American Arms Catalog“NAA mini-revolvers occupy a unique niche in the handgun market as the smallest, lightest 5-shot single-action revolver in production in the world”
• Nosler Bullets On-Line Catalog of bullet mgf.
• NSSF National Shooting Sports Foundation
  

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• Old Guns Book Tales & Twists of the Old West
• Old Town Station ” The Armchair Gunshow on-line “
• Old Western Scrounger” We are a “nitch” company that specializes in hard-to-get ammunition from all over the world!”
• Olsen Firearms.com “Featuring a full line of non-lethal self defense weapons, stun guns, advanced tasers, personal security items, pepper spray, mace, and home security devices”
• Optics Hunter Scopes, Binoculars & much more
• Oregon Trail Bullet Co. Home of Laser Cast Bullets
• Pachmayr Grips A grip for every user
• Para Ordnance CompanyP Series handguns
• Pearce Grip, Inc. Replacement Handgun Grips
• Pepper Spray Guns LED activated light so you have pinpoint accuracy!
• Pinewood Derby Graphite – Pinewood Derby Graphite Dry Lube Speed Tips Derby Car Kits
• Police Resource List Lots of great links
• Potter Firearms – Australia Good Aussie pages and stories.
• Practical Shooting Supplies supplies for shooting
• Precision Shooting Magazine
• Pro Ammo Online Ammunition & accessories Source
• Professional Shooters Products Inc. “Cast Bullet company that specializes in Gas Checked Rifle and Pistol Bullets”
• Rainier Arms.com gun parts, ammo, more
• Ranger Rick’s Big Bullets Such as a monster 700 Grain lead GC bullet for the .500 S&W magnum
• Ransom Rests Master Series Rest for handguns
• Recreational Software, Inc. Nice site with shooting software (MAC and PC) and nice links page.
• Redding Reloading Equipment Handloading products and Mailorder dealers
• Redfield Optics Scopes, etc.
• Reloading Association National Reloading Manufacturers Association
• Reloading Bench Plans from Widener’s Build Your Own
• Republic Metallic Cartridge Co. Blackpowder filled .45 Colt and more.
• Rob’s Reloading Pages Lots of good photos on special calibers he shoots and how he reloads.
• Rifle Barrels Broughton Rifle Barrels – dedicated to extreme accuracy
• Rifle Scopes Review – Reviews, specifications, comparisons, prices, and availability of rifle scopes.
• Ruger Firearms Sturm, Ruger and Co. Home page
• Russell Tactical Arms Tactical Gun Shop online
  

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• Sagebrush Products Reloading supplies, BP supplies & more
• S&S Firearms.com Serving the Collector, Skirmisher and Reenactor
• Sako Ltd. Rifles and Cartridges
• SASS Single Action Shooting Society (Cowboy Action Shooting).
• Savage Arms “A Tradition of Performance and Accuracy”
• Scattergun Technologies, Inc.Hunting for Scatterguns?[after March 7, now Oct. 1 ]
• Shoot Magazine coverage of western-action shooting, buffalo hunts, long-range single-shot shooting, and associated events
• Shooter Net Home of the International Shooting Association.
• Shooters’ Online Services “The web encyclopedia of the shooting community”
• Shooters’ Links Pages “The web links”
• Shooters Plus On Line Shooter’s accessories store
• Shooting Supplies Welcome to 2A Gear, supplies, targets, etc.
• Shooting Star Saddlery Montana saddles, chaps, tack, and gunleather
• Shooting Times Magazine Featured Articles
• Shotgun Report ” Internet’s electronic magazine dedicated to the shotgun sports”
• ShotShow Online “The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show”
• Sierra Bullets ” A Tradition of Precision for 50 Years (bullet catalog online) 800-223-8799″
• SigArms, Inc. Home Page
• Southern Ammunition Company Things like 147 grain BT true AP heads with hardened steel cores
• Southern-Ammo, Inc. (Cordele, GA) Handgun Ammo – Rifle Ammo – Discount Ammo
• Smith and Wesson ” Home Page “
• Speer Bullets ” Home Page “
• Sporting Clays: England This site aims to provide information, news and reviews on upcoming competitions from around the world
• Sporting Clays Online The Wingshooter’s Magazine
• Sports South, Inc. Info on Winchester Ammo of all types and more mfgs.
• Springfield Armory “Springfield Armory has grown to become recognized as the world’s foremost manufacturer of firearms. “
• SSK Industries SSK does an extremely wide variety of custom gun work
• Star Packer Badges of all types for sale
• Star Line Brass — All types and calibers
• Stealth Holsters — concealment holsters and firearms accessories
• Steel City Sports Shooting Association — Birmingham, AL shooting assn.
• Steps of Reloading — The 5 simple steps to reload
  

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• TactiLite 50 Caliber Rifles – Your source for high-end conversion kits, .50 BMG Rifles and products for AR-15, M-15 or M-4 style lower receivers!
• Tactical Training – Degrata.com “Advanced Law Enforcement and Military Training”
• TAPCO Inc. ” Hunting & camping accessories, camo and B.D.U. clothing, gun accessories and parts, books & manuals, specialty items and a fine selection of knives.”
• Target Timers “Systems designed for competitive shooters to practice their sport (air pistol, dry fire or 22)” cal. and 45 cal. live fire. “
• Taurus FirearmsGreatly improved site. Catalog On-Line and more
• TaylorGunsmithing.net Air Rifle, Pistol & supplies. Catalog On-Line and more
• TSRA – Texas State Rifle Association Lots of info.
• Technoframes.com personalized ammunition showcases
• Thompson/Center Arms Co., Inc. Official Site
• Ed’s Contender Page Barrels and Accessories: more.
• THOR Defense Group, Conducting New LE Training Programs
• ThunderWear Concealed Holster “Wear”
• Tommy Gun.com Thompson Sub-Machine gun site
• https://www.topspecus.com/ They hand select everything on site – tactical gear, survival gear, knives and military issue Marathon watches
• Trap and Field Amateur Trapshooting Association
• Tumbling Media – Stainless With stainless steel media you can finally achieve flawless brass every time.
• Turner’s Outdoorsman On-line hunting,fishing,shooting and outdoors.
• Uberti, USA “Home page for all BP and replica guns “
• Uncle Mike’s Grips All kinds of pistol grips
• Ultimate Weapons Systems “Tactical Weapons and Accessories “
• USPSA “United States Practical Shooting Association “
• Valley Firearms Complete Threat Management
• Varmint Hunters Association World Headquarters: Pierre, South Dakota
• Varmint Callers Association California
• Vihtavuori Oy Powders Finland home site with loading data
  

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• Western Bullet Co. Ammuniton, Components, Reloading Equipment, Data, etc. Missoula, MT
• Western Powders Western Powders is a master distributor for IMR, Winchester, Vihtavouri, Accurate and Alliant powders.
• Western Today It is a rich source of cowboy and western lore
• Western: Old West Gallery All kinds of western wear, accessories, replica guns & collectibles
• Western: Cowboy Emporium outfitting Cowboy Action Shooters
• Western: PFI Western Wear Celebrating 28 Years as America’s Western Store
• Western Wear Sheplers.Com online catalog
• Western Wear Drysdales.Com online catalog
• Western Wear C&J TRADERS, also leather, BP firearms, accessories, etc.
• Wilson Combat Custom Handguns and accessories
• Winchester Ammunition “Site In With Winchester”
• Winchester Guns Winchester Rifles and Shotguns Information
• WOLF ammo “Russia’s highest quality ammunition”

Students will learn firearm safety beyond the range, inside their home, inside their vehicle or workplace and within the confines of common places like grocery stores, restaurants and other common areas. Students will learn practical concealment strategies for all kinds of wardrobes, suits and business dress.

Students will understand all laws specific to Arizona, what organizations to participate with for continued awareness and the overall importance of tracking and understanding the constantly changing firearms laws locally and nationally. Learn how to enter public buildings with firearm restrictions, how to travel between states with reciprocity and other seemingly complicated travel scenarios.

Students will study real world self-defense stories, examples of castle doctrine and stand your ground laws, as well as reenact them for maximum practical application. Lifestyle Carry provides techniques and programs for responsible adults regardless of physical condition, disability or chronic ailment. Whether the student is paraplegic, suffering from muscular sclerosis and is burdened by crutches or other prosthetic aids, the Lifestyle Carry course will adapt to every student’s need to effectively defend and survive using a firearm.

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