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Shooting a Glock with a Suppressor aka Silencer

morgan — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 13:11:53 +0000

There are a lot of things that movies get wrong. You always read how they mess up on depicting “silenced” firearms. But when you view this video from Tim Schmidt of US Concealed Carry, I’d have to say they are not too far off after all.

If you want to support suppressors, think about becoming a fan of Facebook Silencer Fan Page

I’ll be On The Radio Sunday, January 17

morgan — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 17:07:38 +0000

Coming Up On Armed American Radio

The Official Voice of the USCCA

by Mark Walters

Holy Growth, Batman! It never stops folks, I’m telling you! More interest in Florida cities…I can’t name them yet BUT, they’re coming! More interest in Oregon…Can’t name them yet but they’re coming too!

So the bottom line is that the march continues and the guest lineups keep growing bigger and bigger. This week coming up is HUGE. I’ll be speaking with a PRO GUN candidate for sheriff in San Diego County, California, Mr. Jay La Suer (www.sheriffjay.org) This is a great guy and someone that AMERICA needs in office, not just Californians. I’ll be doing anything I can to help him and you will hear from him yourself this weekend. Remember the old saying “So goes California, so goes the nation”. You know darn well how important it is to put someone like this in office out on the left coast!

In addition to Mr. La Suer, Gabe Suarez will be back to talk about a couple of DVD’s I want to cover with him and the advice you will get is absolutely priceless. Joining me for the entire broadcast will be Mr. Rob Pincus from Best Defense TV on the Outdoor Channel and we’ll be getting some great info to you from all of the guests!. Finally, the third hour which is rapidly becoming known as the “roundtable” promises to be the best one yet! I will be joined by Rob Pincus, The Mad Ogre, George Hill and get this, Morgan Boatman, son of the late and GREAT gun Writer Robert Boatman, author of Living with Glocks, Living with the Big 50 and Living with the 1911 will chime in for the ENTIRE hour. In addition to a tremendous lineup for the Roundtable, we will be discussing the upcoming events in Vegas at the SHOT show where the Roundtable members will literally come together hours after our on air discussion. The information we will be able to bring you from SHOT will be insight that no one else will get unless they attend themselves.

This weeks AAR promises to be one of the best yet and YOU stand to learn from of each of my guests this weekend! For more information about Armed American Radio please visit www.armedamericanradio.org and for up to the second info that also links to Twitter, please visit us on Facebook and click the “become a fan” button to add your name to the ever growing list of AAR fans online.

Also, this past weekend, Tom Gresham named my book, Lessons from Armed America, co written with Kathy Jackson and foreword by Massad Ayoob, one of the TOP 5 recommended books for those interested in self defense. That folks, is a HUGE honor and one that we are very proud of.. especially considering the company he was comparing us with! For your own copy, please visit any online book retailer (which are selling out and constantly backordering)!

Thanks for listening and I’ll see YOU on the radio!

Mark

Mark Walters mentored by Robert Boatman

morgan — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:07:00 +0000

My father, Robert Boatman, was a tireless supporter of The Second Amendment. What that really means is that he was a supporter of everyone involved in the cause. You may be familiar with his books, his articles, his inspiration of Tim Schmidt and his videos on YouTube, but there are countless shooters who were mentored by him and have gone on to be important voices for the cause.

Mark Walters, The Ordinary Guy columnist for USCCA magazine has a new book out and a nationwide radio show, Armed America Radio. Check out Lessons from Armed America here. On his blog, this is what Mark had to say about my father:

I’m not sure how many of you have heard this news but Robert Boatman, the author of so many fine gun articles and books recently passed away at his home in Idaho a few weeks ago. Bob was one of my favorite gun writers and told it like it is…not like you might like it to be. He was also a tremendous inspiration to me personally. As a fellow writer for Concealed Carry Magazine in the early days, Bob was very supportive of me and we exchanged many emails during that time. He was also very helpful in putting me in touch with a couple of publishers and supported my penning my first book, which is almost completed.

Although Bob and I communicated from time to time over the last few years, I never had the opportunity to meet him. I was hoping that would change at the SHOT show in Vegas this year. I will never get the chance now. I will however know that one of the greatest gunwriters of all time enjoyed reading my work. That means the world to me. Rest in Peace Bob Boatman and thank you for your support!