10 Comments on BAMF wouldn’t allow himself to become a victim
10 years ago. I wonder if he is still alive?
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Thank you BFH. This is such an important story.
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“In 1996, Lance was one of only two Santa Monica residents to have a concealed weapons permit”
Gee, I wonder why they have so much crime.
When I took my concealed carry training course 25 years ago, this guy was one of our case studies.
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Tony R
Yeah, me to. But here’s what all the want a be pistol warriors that were teaching those classes missed. This old man faced that threat and lived. Actually he was victorious. I pray I’m that cool under fire as his guy. This guys got that warrior thought process going on. “Every thing was in slow motion”. That man is a gun fighter.
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impressive, and good for him.
I looked around, and he is still active in the watch world. I didn’t post his webpage here, but it is easily found.
from a page I found, related to his story: “…What amazes me is that society allowed him to be driven out of his brick-and-stick business instead of crushing the criminal gang subculture in Los Angeles.”
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He reached the point after 3 gunfights that his reputation was drawing punks to challenge him and at that point he knew not only he but his customers were in constant danger and not worth it.
A good man to have your back, courage, a steady hand and character.
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Pretty impressive! Training, training, training, that made the difference. Tough son of a gun.
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They never learn do they.
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I hope they gave him a medal.
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He would probably be charged today in Calif for violating some scum bags rights or technical violations.
10 years ago. I wonder if he is still alive?
Thank you BFH. This is such an important story.
“In 1996, Lance was one of only two Santa Monica residents to have a concealed weapons permit”
Gee, I wonder why they have so much crime.
When I took my concealed carry training course 25 years ago, this guy was one of our case studies.
Tony R
Yeah, me to. But here’s what all the want a be pistol warriors that were teaching those classes missed. This old man faced that threat and lived. Actually he was victorious. I pray I’m that cool under fire as his guy. This guys got that warrior thought process going on. “Every thing was in slow motion”. That man is a gun fighter.
impressive, and good for him.
I looked around, and he is still active in the watch world. I didn’t post his webpage here, but it is easily found.
from a page I found, related to his story: “…What amazes me is that society allowed him to be driven out of his brick-and-stick business instead of crushing the criminal gang subculture in Los Angeles.”
He reached the point after 3 gunfights that his reputation was drawing punks to challenge him and at that point he knew not only he but his customers were in constant danger and not worth it.
A good man to have your back, courage, a steady hand and character.
Pretty impressive! Training, training, training, that made the difference. Tough son of a gun.
They never learn do they.
I hope they gave him a medal.
He would probably be charged today in Calif for violating some scum bags rights or technical violations.