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Throwback Thursday: How to Ram a Vehicle to Escape a Roadblock
If you ever find yourself about to be carjacked, do you know how to escape, even when roadblocked? Here’s how to get out alive.
Articles by Jason Hanson
If you ever find yourself about to be carjacked, do you know how to escape, even when roadblocked? Here’s how to get out alive.
Here’s are a few things you can do to make your house less appealing to burglars.
Daniel McNamara and his wife returned to their Detroit home last month around 6 p.m. As the McNamara’s entered their home, two men approached them from behind and ordered them inside the home at gunpoint. The suspects told the McNamara’s to turn around so they wouldn’t remember their faces while they stole jewelry, cash, cell phones, and other valuables.
In the majority of crisis situations, no matter what the crisis is, you want to do the exact opposite of the mob of people. In other words, instead of running to the bank or the ATM machine, you want to check in with your family and make sure they’re safe. Check out these and other tips for surviving a crisis.
A lot of new gun owners think it’s tough to carry concealed while in a suit, which isn’t true at all. Here are some pointers.
As folks in Buffalo are finding out, Farmer’s Almanac has forecast that this going to be an especially cold winter. Are you ready? Check out this article to make sure you have essentials on hand to get you through a tough winter.
When I fly, I try to stay protected, as always, but I’m obviously limited in what I can bring. The thing is, most people don’t realize there are still a lot of self-defense items you can legally carry onto a plane.
In Chapter 9 of The Covert Guide to Concealed Carry, former CIA officer Jason R. Hanson covers various holsters and carry solutions and offers advice on what he prefers and why. Chapter 9 is reprinted below, with permission. — Cheaper Than Dirt! Chronicle staff