Training and Self-Defense with Kevin Michalowski and Eric Hung of Pew Pew Tactical Thursday at 7 p.m. CT

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What do recent surges in new gun owners, self-defense training and home defense mean for you?

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Tune in Thursday at 7 p.m. for a special live broadcast, where USCCA’s Kevin Michalowski and Pew Pew Tactical’s Eric Hung explore what you need to know.

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Don’t forget to join us tonight at 7 p.m. Central Time!

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I’ll be here to chat if y’all have questions!

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No questions… Looks we have 3M new gun owners :+1:
Now they need to spend time to train… probably on-line mostly…

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What’s the story with Part 2 and 3?

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Helps if I post those, doesn’t it @Harold26

Part 2

Part 3 - airs this week!

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The way my house is laid out depending on where I am and where the rest of my family is at the time I have no choice but to clear every room to get to them.

My office and (in the house) work spaces are all in the basement. If my family is in their bedrooms sleeping they are all on the second floor.

To get from my spaces to the bedrooms I must go through every room on the first floor (except the bathroom which I must pass by) to get to the stairs leading to the second floor.

Yes there is a very good chance this would be the very thing I would have to do. The thing is I would have already known they were coming toward the house from my security system which I can view from “MY” area of the house. The basement is mine my family trespasses at their own risk (only kind of joking).

Would I clear rooms if I didn’t have to? The simple answer is NO, if I am in a situation where I have to clear the house someone is going to get hurt and it could be me. I am getting older and cant move like a use to.

Don