Sheepdog Tactical Tips: 3 Things Separating Sheepdogs From “Gun Nuts”

Jeff Anderson, Editor
Recently I reread the tragic story of the homeowner , because he had a gun, put a trap for some neighborhood thieves.

Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
When you’re staring down three thugs determined to mug you and rape your wife, what do you want on your side…
The sheep need you, the sheepdog, to protect them from the wolves.
The fact is, every single day, though, lots of people do it.

I can think of no greater expert on that topic than Lt. Col. Dave Grossman.
Most people who follow the”tactical” community, most people who are armed and a modest trained, want to consider themselves”sheepdogs.”
…A .22 caliber mini-revolver That’s accurate to about 3 feet away…
Understand this: there’s a continuum between the”sheep” of society — the men and women who don’t take responsibility for self love — and the sheepdog, the individuals who look after everybody else, who are prepared and ready to do violence to protect their loved ones and their communities.

Without calling the cops, he waited in hiding for them to enter the home, and when they did, he stalked them and shot him.
If it’s worth carrying, it’s worth knowing, inside and outside.

There are just two people who reside somewhere up and down that continuum.
You would be amazed how often that occurs.
Don’t let them down!

Sheepdog Hint #1: Carry Up To Gun as Possible Comfortably Conceal.

I say hide since you should be living what John Farnham calls”the stealth life.”
I know, I know: It can be inconvenient to hide a full-sized gun.
There are too many gun owners out there carrying firearms that have never been fired.
You want to keep your loved ones as secure as humanly possible, which means not drawing attention to yourself.

These are the people who delude themselves into thinking they are ready for violence… and if things get just too real, they’re the first people to get in the way, or make things worse, in a real violent altercation!

Consider it as partisan warfare against criminals.

Sheepdog Hint #2: Train With That Weapon

He moved his truck o they’d come burglarize his home.

Don’t carry a mousegun if you’re able to carry and conceal a full-sized pistol.

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The thing is that there are a whole lot of men out there who purchase a gun and consider themselves”sheepdogs” without the training and planning to back up that attitude.
If you’re going to carry ANY gun, you should be training with it constantly.
There are many ways to look at this version, but to truly be a sheepdog rather than a delusional gun nut requires that you do three things.
Crossing the line into becoming the aggressor is just one of the mistakes that separate responsible gun owners, the authentic “sheepdogs” of the world, in the delusional gun nuts.