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Regarding the Boston Marathon bomb attack: ramifications and defenses.

I’m still mentally processing the information coming out of Boston about the attack at the Marathon. There’s so much to say, and so much that could happen as a result of this horrendous act, that I can’t possibly do it all justice. So, if you’ll forgive me this rather informal bullet-point treatment of the subject: […]

Posted by Grant Cunningham
On April 17, 2013

On not being armed: the discussion continues.

Monday’s post precipitated a number of comments; here, on Facebook, and in my email box. Some of them were complimentary, some weren’t, while others were in the middle somewhere. Many, I think, missed the point of the discussion. Allow me to illustrate with a question. If there is a place where you cannot have your […]

Posted by Grant Cunningham
On April 3, 2013

Do you carry a gun all of the time? I don’t, and you can’t if you want to have a life. Get used to it.

Every so often I’ll get together with other people who are in the business of defensive shooting training. Invariably they are shocked – sometimes to incredulity – when I tell them that no, I’m not carrying a gun (whether I am or not – I just like to see the look on their faces) and no, […]

Posted by Grant Cunningham
On April 1, 2013

Probabilities and perspective: what about protection from wild animals?

I hope everyone had a great Christmas weekend! Despite the holiday (or perhaps because of it), I got a lot of email this weekend. One of them asked a question that comes up every so often, and my answer to it has changed over the years. The question is usually something akin to “I’d like […]

Posted by Grant Cunningham
On December 27, 2010

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