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Terril Hebert
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Contributor, AmmoLand Shooting Sports News
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By Terril Hebert| AmmoLand Shooting Sports News Verified Terril J. Hebert looks the advantages and disadvantages of Speed Strips vs. Speedloaders in revolver reloading. The number of rounds fired in citizen-involved self-defense encounters is hard to gauge. I have searched high and low for answers, but even the FBI doesn’t keep that sort of data. Studies, including that conducted by Kleck and Gertz in their 1995 book Armed Resistance to Crime point out that more than 92 percent of all self-defense uses of firearms don’t involve firing the gun.
By Terril Hebert| AmmoLand Shooting Sports News Verified U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- In a previous article, we took a look at a pair of classic take-down 22 caliber rifles: the Henry AR-7 and the Marlin Papoose. In that work, I stressed the importance of a lightweight, packable rifle for emergency survival use and how the time-proven AR7 and Papoose came along to fit the need. The elephant in the room was the Ruger 10/22 takedown, a rifle that has been out for several years and one that seems like a natural competitor to those other rifles.
By Terril Hebert| AmmoLand Shooting Sports News Verified Terril J. Hebert looks the advantages and disadvantages of Speed Strips vs. Speedloaders in revolver reloading. The number of rounds fired in citizen-involved self-defense encounters is hard to gauge. I have searched high and low for answers, but even the FBI doesn’t keep that sort of data. Studies, including that conducted by Kleck and Gertz in their 1995 book Armed Resistance to Crime point out that more than 92 percent of all self-defense uses of firearms don’t involve firing the gun.
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