“Here’s how to get the confidence to shoot with absolute accuracy when your life depends on it!”
Dear Friend,
Twice in my life I’ve had to draw my gun… My heart was pounding… I got tunnel vision… It felt like my entire body was trembling… Just describing it now, I feel my heart rate increasing. There’s something about those two instances that I’ve never told anyone before…Except my wife. Even though adrenaline was shooting through my body and I was shaking…
I Wasn’t Very Afraid
Believe me, I know that sounds strange, but here’s what I remember
I remember focusing hard on my front sight and feeling confident. I remember thinking that if I have to shoot I knew I was going to stop the threat. I also remember that when it was all over I had a feeling of elation and self-assurance that my training had paid off.
My name is Jason Hanson.
I’m a former CIA Officer and author of The Covert Guide to Concealed Carry. I’m a writer for Combat Handguns magazine… And I was recently named to the conservative Townhall Magazine’s, Townhall of Fame.
The training that paid off for me during those encounters is what I want to share with you right now.
It’s a little known secret that will help you become a deadly accurate shooter and give you self-assurance if you’re ever in a dangerous situation, like I was.
In other words, what I’m about to share with you is without a doubt, the most important secret every gun owner should know.
Here’s what I mean:
“Speed is fine, but accuracy is final”
The fact is, when it comes to defending yourself it’s usually the first accurate shot that wins a gunfight.
For instance:
Legendary Border Patrol Agent and gunfighter Bill Jordan said, “Speed is fine, but accuracy is final.” And former police officer Dave Spaulding notes…
The history of gun fighting, going all the way back to the days of the wild west has shown that the person who gets the first solid hit on their adversary is usually the winner of the gun battle.
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