Mike Goncalves

Put hard cast lead in it.

If all you got to nine mil, if all you got to 38 special, you better have hard cast lead in it.

Take a spear.

Be a man.

fine um last couple of thoughts on this uh training is pointed out again there's several paragraphs on like loadouts and handguns and whatnot but the the primary takeaway is that training is

a much more important factor than the type of handgun you choose um it doesn't matter if it's a 500 smith and wesson train on drawing it have it it's got to be accessible it can't be tucked in a backpack it's got to be on like a chest rig or on uh on your belt the way that i do it um

There's there's a couple of different ways to go about it.

But however you do, it's got to be accessible, man.

And you've got to be able to draw it within a few seconds.

We, you know, talking to Brett and his mountain lion attack, he didn't have a lot of time.

And he had the presence of mind to pull it out beforehand.

If he had had if he was trying to draw when it was attacking him, it may have gone differently.

So just have something.

Train with it.

There's a reason a lot of the videos I do, I'm doing with my hunting belt because if I'm not training with the level 2 holster that Klecker Tactical made me, it's not going to do me any good if the time comes that I'm being charged by a black bear and I fumble my thumb all over it trying to get it unlocked.

If they were hardcast, they'd be Spoletios.

It's not going to eat them all in one gulp.

It's got to take time to sniff it out and be like, is this tasty?

Instructions unclear.

I mean, you can't go wrong here.