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Just as owning a piano doesn’t make you a musician, simply owning a firearm doesn’t make you prepared to defend yourself or your family. There are legal and ethical responsibilities as well as a host of practical issues to take into consideration. In addition, the dynamics of a life or death encounter demand the proper mind set, tactical skills and shooting ability if you hope to survive.

The goal of this manual is to lay a solid foundation on which to build a lifestyle anchored by protection and safety. With the objective of giving the individual control of his or her immediate environment, this foundation can be combined with hands-on training and diligent practice, to provide a real sense of security for you and those you seek to protect.

WES DOSS
Condition To Win: Dynamic Techniques for Performance Oriented Mental Conditioning

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Veteran trainer (and First-Light Training Partner) Wes Doss will show you why "mental skills are as real and as valuable as any other skill" and teach you how to:

- Integrate "Performance Psychology" into your training regime
- Become a skilled goal setter and consistent goal achiever
- Build and leverage your self-confidence
- Enhance your concentration
- Use imagery to "make things happen"
- Combine your well trained mind with your well trained body to achieve peak performance!

WES DOSS
Train to Win

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This manuscript is an in depth and engrossing study of the application of force and the errors committed in training that often lead to injury or death. Further, it is detailed study of how humans learn and respond in violent encounters, offering various means to reliably train and condition those who work in dangerous occupations where the application of force is generally a condition of employment.

Serious, almost textbook, in tone, it has touches of satire and cynicism that will strike a feeling in the hearts of veterans and student alike. This work is a serious study of human behavior geared specifically for arduous lifestyles and occupations. The book was inspired by the people I have worked with and bled with in my 18+ years of experience in the military and civilian law enforcement communities.

PAUL KIRCHNER
Jim Cirillo's Tales of the Stakeout Squad

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Since the publication of Guns, Bullets, and Gunfights in 1996, readers have pressed for a follow-up with more information on Jim Cirillo and his service with the New York City Police Department's Stakeout Unit. That book is finally here.

Author Paul Kirchner was working with Cirillo on this biography at the time of Jim's untimely death in 2007. Kirchner draws on his extensive interviews with Cirillo, his family, friends, ex-partner Bill Allard and other SOU officers to create a vivid portrait of an affable and gregarious man who nonetheless was "the last man many armed robbers saw on this earth."

In previously unpublished accounts, Cirillo describes in detail numerous stakeouts and sets the record straight about what he and the other SOU members actually accomplished on the streets of New York. Cirillo also talks about his early years as a street cop and his service with the NYPD Emergency Service Unit; his successes as a lifelong competitive shooter; his distinguished career as a firearms trainer; his unique relationship with Jeff Cooper; his carry guns and the guns of the SOU; and much more. Cirillo's unique voice and humor enliven every page, resulting in a fitting, lasting tribute to a legendary police officer, shooting instructor, gunfighter and raconteur.

ED SANTOS
Rule the Night, Win the Fight
A Practical Guide to Low-Light Gun Fighting

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What Ed Santos has delivered here is a cutting edge book full of information that will keep you alive. What an appropriate title: “Rule the Night – Win the Fight”. In Ed’s mind survival is not good enough. He wants you to win! He sets the foundation for your complete understanding, with his great presentation of the many psychological and physiological factors of operating in a low-light environment. It continues with his discussion of equipment options and requirements of the techniques and principles of coordinated application of firearm and flashlight. It all starts to fall in place as you progress to his discussion of live fire exercises and the ultimate learning process of Force-on-Force training.

Ed makes every effort to set the record straight and cut through many of the myths and mystery surrounding low-light gun fighting. To that end Appendix A is a copy of his low-light Power Point presentation that he uses in the presentation of his very sought after low-light course.

Whether you are a law enforcement officer, military operator, armed professional or a person who has a desire to function in a low-light environment at a higher level than you ever thought possible, this book is a must have