Mr. Miyagi, self-defense instructor

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I joked in another thread that Mr. Miyagi (the Pat Morita version) had some sage advice for our times. I now realize he could teach the intro course for new gun owners.

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I fixed it.

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For all those draw-from-the-holster drills:

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This one is hard to read.

Fighting’s no good, someone always gets hurt… but if must fight, win.

[Johnnyq60]

This is all good stuff brother I’m cracking up over here at work.

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From his conceal carry permit course:

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OK, one more. The internet is a wonderful and terrible place.

[Johnnyq60]

Lol brother I’m in sitches

[Craig6]

Mr. Miyagi was Yoda before there was a Yoda. My favorite was “Look UP”

Cheers,

Craig6

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Ok, one from the Jackie Chan version.

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Go practice your rifle fundamentals. Everything be better.

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Speaking of shooting fundamentals…

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This one could apply to a couple of things, from “Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing to destroy,” to “Know your target” to the Shark Tank analogy. USCCA training emphasizes that shooting another person, even in legal self-defense, is a life changing event that you’ll carry with you the rest of your life.

[Ken38]

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Me watching USCCA videos when one of my SRT friends stops by.