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Seecamp LWS32 Specs the Factory Wait Is Too Long to Length 4.25 In • Excel in competitive pistol shooting with the fastest, most accurate guns on the market… • Protect and Serve with STI’s newest line of Tactical and Duty carry guns… • Protect life and property with the lightest, full power, concealed carry firearms ever made… Contact your STI representative today for the pistol that is right for you or for someone you care about. 512-819-0656 www.stiguns.com [email protected] Official Publication of: COVER STORY DEPARTMENTS 12 A Nation of Cowards 02 Publisher’s Comments Jeffrey R. Snyder Improvements Already! This essay, derived from his book, “A Nation of Cowards: Essays on the Ethics of Gun Control”, examines our society in 03 Letters to the Editor the face of crime and describes how self-esteem, individuality, A reflection, a cherished article, speaking about the life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness correlate to self-defense, price and a simple request. safety and armed citizenry. Read his perspective on what our society brings to the table in the fight for self-defense. 18 “Cocked and Locked” Column by: Robert H. Boatman EATURES 3-Gun Civilian Carry? - Robert H. Boatman dresses F down, adds some metal and presents us with the fashion 04 CCM “Profiles” - Dr. Neal Trent & Gary Shade phenomena of the century! Timothy J. Schmidt / Maria M. D’Amato 07 Dr. Neal Trent from Fort Hood, Texas and Gary Shade from Apple Valley, Minnesota, give our readers the opportunity to get to know them better. They write about their experiences and how firearms play an important part of their lives. Read everything from what they do for a living to what firearms they carry. 20 Tactics & Training Kevin Michalowski - Guest Editor Fighting With Light - Kevin explains how to prepare yourself by shining a light on things. Make it clear that you mean business when you are in a potential life- threatening situation. 09 Book Review 22 Gun Review Timothy J. Schmidt Robert H. Boatman The Complete Glock Reference Guide The Seecamp Surprise - Robert H. Boatman follows his column up with a review of the Seecamp LWS32. 10 CCM “True Stories Sten Jackson 25 Gear Review Read the stories that confirm why self-defense is mandatory Nicholas Albright - Guest Editor in today’s society. Everything’s exposed from a big-rig driver SmartCarry® by Concealed Protection 3, Inc. - shooting an assailant, to a robber receiving more than he Nicholas writes a detailed journal including order bargained for. placement, purchase, receipt and real-life use of the SmartCarry® holster. 29 A Woman’s Perspective Maria Heil - Guest Editor 31 Gun Review A False Sense of Security - Maria writes from her own experi- George Hill - Guest Editor ence about the false sense of security people receive in airports Detonics Combat Master MKI - George puts the and amusement parks. good with the bad in this great review! From the master, the Combat Master looks like a keeper. 34 2nd Amendment John Silveira - Guest Editor 40 Upcoming Issues We Don’t Need No “Steenking” 2nd Amendment - Have you A look ahead to the next issues of CCM. ever searched to understand the depth of the 2nd Amendment? This articles’ dialogue will provide all the answers for you. COVER DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY: Delta Media, LLC Volume 01 - Issue 02 www.concealedcarrymag.com Concealed Carry Magazine Improvements Already! e are committed to continually improving Concealed Carry WMagazine. I will take this opportunity to tell you about what is in the works to make this publication even better. Over the past few months, we have received more “CCM Profile” submissions than we expected. So starting with this issue, we will have TWO profile stories per issue. Most, if not all, of our most recent Profile submissions are coming from subscrib- ers. This is fantastic. It is important that we tell everyone’s story to show that people who go armed are responsible, upstanding citizens. The other exciting improvement is the addition of a regular column by Gabe Suarez. The column will be called “Street Tactics: Reality-Based Gun and Knife Fighting”. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Mr. Suarez, he is the founder of Suarez International, a world-class weapons and tactics training facility. His training courses are described as reality- based, student-focused, concepts-driven and combat proven. I have read two of his books and am very excited that he is willing to join the Concealed Carry Magazine editorial staff. Lastly, I would like to congratulate the winner of our first handgun promotion. The STI LS40 went to Robert Montoya of Grand Junction, Colorado. I spoke with Robert on the phone and he was very surprised that he had won. Congratulations! In closing, if there are any other improvements you would like to see in Concealed Carry Magazine, please don’t hesitate to write or email me. I take each one of your letters to heart as we strive to make this a really valuable publication. Be safe and God bless, Timothy J. Schmidt Publisher / Editor excellent insight into the proper way to carry a concealed handgun, but will also be of great assistance to me! LETTERS ® As the manufacturer of SmartCarry , TO THE EDITOR www.concealedcarrymag.com concealed carry holsters, we often have customers ask us questions such as, “I carry Sir/Madam, Editor & Publisher a (name of firearm), would it be safe to carry Timothy J. Schmidt First of all, let me say that I have never it with a round in the chamber?” My answer written to the editor of any magazine before. has always been to advise them to carry it Managing Editor I have thoroughly enjoyed reading both the in the condition they feel most comfortable Maria M. D’Amato introductory issue (during which I subscribed with; but, then I proceed to tell them how I’ve to the magazine) and the March/April 2004 been carrying my 1911 for over the past 10 Art Director issue. I found the articles refreshing and years, cocked and locked with a round in the Tonnie M. Lund enlightening. chamber. The article on the G36 was very timely, as Technical Editors In fact, the ad we run in Concealed Carry Sten Jackson I recently purchased this firearm; and, I would Magazine shows my 1911 carry gun in one of Fred W. Black agree with another reader that the magazine not our large size right hand draw SmartCarry® Hank J. O’Meara be dedicated to Glock only, but to all concealed holsters. When the picture was taken we got handguns, accessories and uses. a new SmartCarry® out of inventory and I Column Writer While reading the March/April 2004 issue took my carry gun out of the SmartCarry® Robert H. Boatman I came across a letter to the editor that I must holster I was wearing and simply put it in respond to. The letter is on page 3 by Rabbi the new holster for the photo. It’s shown Guest Editors Sander Goldberg, titled OPINIONATED... exactly as I carry it, and have been doing so Nicholas Albright I agree totally with the way the article on for the past 10 years, cocked & locked with Maria Heil the G36 was written. I do not care to see the a round in the chamber! Like Mr. Boatman George Hill technical details about a particular handgun. said, cocked and locked is the “One & Only”! Kevin Michalowski These are available in numerous magazines. Now when I get those questions, I will John Silveira If this is what you printed, you would be no advise the caller of Mr. Boatman’s column Jeffrey R. Snyder different than the numerous gun magazines on in Concealed Carry Magazine, and add that I the market. I subscribed to “CONCEALED couldn’t agree with the article more! Signed articles in Concealed Carry Magazine CARRY” to read articles like; what firearms reflect the views of the author, and are not and accessories are available for Concealed necessarily the views of the editors at Delta Charles W. Parrott, III Media, LLC. The claims and opinions in Carry, how did people use there weapons to SmartCarry® the paid advertisements published in this prevent a crime, 2nd Amendment issues, types magazine are not necessarily the claims and of training we can do at home or at the range, Dear Editor, opinions of Delta Media, LLC. Delta Media, where training is available...Basically the for- LLC takes no responsibility for these views, mat you have chosen for the magazine. I had to write and tell you that I sincerely claims or opinions. I do not need to know how many lands enjoyed reading your March/April issue. I am a Concealed Carry Magazine and United States and grooves the barrel has, how the ejection beginner in firearms training; and I found your Concealed Carry Association are trademarks system functions, what the muzzle velocity articles very resourceful and informative. I of Delta Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. was, or how far into gel the bullet travels...If thought the price was slightly high; but for the I need that information I can find it in any information you receive, it is definitely worth Published by: other gun magazine. I need to know what I can the money. Thank you for a great read! carry, how best to conceal it and how to use it in many different situations. I believe your Thank you, magazine answers my questions. Julie 4466 Hwy P - Suite 204 Thank you for your time. PENNSYLVANIA Jackson, WI 53037 (262) 677-8877 Customer Service Sincerely, Dear Editor, (877) 677-1919 New Subscriptions John I would like to request a review on any TEXAS May/June 2004 training courses; I think your readers would benefit from information on different places Dear Editor, Concealed Carry Magazine Volume 1, Issue 2; they could train for self-defense.
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