Guns
and Self-Defense: 23 Inspirational True Crime Stories of Survival with Firearms
by Robert A. Waters and Sim Waters
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 – The wrong house
Chapter 2 – “Officer down!”
Chapter 3 – “Go get the cannon”
Chapter 4 – Psycho neighbor
Chapter 5 – Going viral
Chapter 6 – Strangers in the night
I
– “Her life was being choked out of her”
II
– “Justified use of deadly force”
III
– How does thirty years in prison become five?
IV
– Shootout at the Stop & Go
Chapter 7 – Death in the afternoon
Chapter 8 – “He failed crime school”
Chapter 9 – Dial 9-1-1 and pray
I
– “Did you think you could beat me half to death?”
II
– “Graveyard dead”
Chapter 10 – “Please don’t shoot. It’s
a fake gun.”
Chapter 11 – “Ducking Bullets and
Throwing Lead” and Other Stories
I
– “Ducking Bullets and Throwing Lead”
II
– The man in the wheelchair
III
– Milwaukee County Shootout
IV
– “Stop! I have a gun!”
Chapter 12 – “She had no option but
to use deadly force”
Chapter 13 – “Please shoot him!”
Chapter 14 – Demise of the Cutthroat
Committee
References
None
of the would-be victims written about in this book lived life on the edge. All were normal citizens living normal lives
when they were viciously attacked by hardened criminals or psychos or dopers. The stories of how these violent assaults
came about and how they ended should be the stuff of legend. In the end, if those targeted by predators hadn’t
had access to a gun, they would be dead or severely injured.
That’s
why concealed carry is so popular. That’s
why many people keep guns in strategic locations around their homes. That’s why, when gun-owners hear presidential
candidates raving about how they will restrict or ban most or all firearms, we look at them with contempt. That's why we don't care when we're criticized for owning weapons.
Read
Guns and Self-Defense. It’s an eye-opener.
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