CCW Safe

This week, Stan and Mike have a late night conversation about the startup of CCW Safe, and talk in depth about Mike's shooting he experienced as a police officer.  Stan interviews Mike about his training and unit assignment at the time of his shooting.  

Mike's shooting experience was the reason they formed CCW Safe, to protect retired and former police officers, military, and concealed carriers. 

 

This week, Stan and Mike talk with Gary Eastridge, Critical Incident Coordinator for CCW Safe, about the myth of murder insurance.  There is no such thing as murder insurance.  No company that offers coverage for concealed carriers will cover murder.  The three talk about Gary's article on the myth, and explore some other issues with this ongoing battle against the NRA. 

This week Stan, Mike and Justin talk discuss the new CCW Safe office mascot, rolling out a Rewards Program for members along with a discussion about the training industry, some trainers putting out interesting information, the changes we have seen over the last decade and where it is going in the future.   

Full transcription coming soon!

SHOW NOTES:

John Murphy FPF Training: https://www.fpftraining.com/

FPF Criminal Assault Pre-Incident Indicators:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPbCw9pV90c&list=PLhZ8SRFuOUJY_Cp_gtN7G6R1ZBK_mQyLj&index=5&t=6s

Ed Calderon: http://edsmanifesto.com/

Ed Calderon on Joe Rogan Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llhb2ymtsw8

Mike Green: https://www.green-ops.com/

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This week Stan and Mike interview Phillip Naman, host of the Firing Line Radio Show on AM 590 The Answer, out of San Bernardino, California.  Phil talks about his background, how he was first introduced to firearms, and the background of the Firing Line Radio show.   The three talk mainly about California and some of the things that are going on there, and how those things can affect the rest of the United States.    

Full transcription coming soon!

Time: 52:31

This week Stan and Mike talk with Brad Shepherd, co-founder and CEO of Warrior's Rest. Brad served over 27 years with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol before happily retiring and starting Warrior's Rest.

The three talk about what made them go into law enforcement in the first place, and talk about some of the things that they experienced through their careers, some of which had long lasting impacts on them.  

They also talk about a very powerful video that was produced on Warrior's Rest recently about Ed Smith, a retired police officer from Modesto, CA who has a great story to tell.  He is a 29 year veteran from 3 law enforcement agencies in California.  The video can be seen here 

Warrior's Rest Foundation is a resource for law enforcement personnel, departments and communities across the U.S.

Founders Brad Shepherd and Brett Key bring nearly 50 years of experience in law enforcement. Other members of our core team have decades of experience in law enforcement and crisis intervention. In the last 10 years, this team has responded to critical incidents, including line of duty death and natural disasters to perform mental health counseling and peer support crisis intervention. They also have assisted with development of peer support teams to help law enforcement personnel prepare for and respond to the effects of critical incidents. 

Warrior's Rest Foundation works in partnership with other organizations to form a comprehensive support network.

Mission:

Working together we help to build resiliency with law enforcement, their partners, and their families to foster healthy professional and personal lives.

Values:

• Integrity--We demonstrate a commitment to honesty and strong moral principles in all that we say and do.
• Trust--We work to engender trust among law enforcement teams--that firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of others. 
• Courage--We help build the resilience required to persevere and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty.  

A percentage of every HR218 CCW Safe membership will be donated to Warrior's Rest over 2019.  

In this podcast, Stan and Mike talk with longtime friend, Maggie Mordaunt, otherwise known as CCW Maggie.  Maggie is a firearms instructor in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the three talk about women in firearms, and talk about some topics surrounding that.  Women make up a large part of the firearms industry from new permit applications, to gun purchases, to instructors and corporate leaders in the firearms industry. 

Full transaction online at ccwsafe.com/blog

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In this episode, Stan and Mike talk with firearms instructor and combat strength training founder Pat McNamara.  If you don't follow Mac online, then find him @tmacsinc on Instagram, or check him out on YouTube under Pat Mac. This is a great podcast, and the three talk about his book, the Sentinel, and more!

Patrick McNamara spent 22 years in the United States Army in a myriad of special operations units. When he worked in the premier special missions unit, he became an impeccable marksman, shooting with accurate, lethal results and tactical effectiveness.

McNamara has trained tactical applications of shooting to people of all levels of marksmanship, from varsity level soldiers, and police officers who work the streets to civilians with little to no time behind the trigger.
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His military experience quickly taught him that there is more to tactical marksmanship than merely squeezing the trigger. Utilizing his years of experience, McNamara developed a training methodology that is safe, effective, and combat relevant and encourages a continuous thought process. This methodology teaches how to maintain safety at all times and choose targets that force accountability, as well as provides courses covering several categories, including individual, collective, online, and standards.
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While serving as his Unit's Marksmanship NCO, he developed his own marksmanship club with NRA, CMP, and USPSA affiliations. Mac ran monthly IPSC matches and ran semi annual military marksmanship championships to encourage marksmanship fundamentals and competitiveness throughout the Army.
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In this episode, Stan and Mike talk with Steve Moses, author of Tips and Tactics for Armed Parents.  Steve talks about an interview with Melody Lauer, click here to view her article "Contextual Handgun: The Armed Parent/Guardian.

Steve also talks about another previous article Home Intruder Response in reference to laying out a complete family plan.  

Full transcription coming soon!

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In this podcast, Stan and Mike talk with Steve Moses and Allen McBee in reference to modern day church security.  Steve and Allen are both involved with church security in the DFW area. 

Full transcript coming soon!

 

 

In this episode, Stan and Mike talk with Don West.  The three discuss a variety of issues, including ongoing bail reform in California, and the latest on self defense immunity laws in Florida.  

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