Book Recommendations

[BlueDog]

Everyone should give 'Verbal Judo' a read. There is also some decent information in 'Games Criminals Play'.

 

[mammynun]

I was impressed by "On killing" and "On Combat" by Grossman. If you only read one, read "On Killing".

I also recommend "Left of Bang" by Jason Riley and Patrick Van Horne.

I am not sure where these would fit on your list, but I guess on the mental side of self defense.

I just finished "Left of Bang" and it's very, very, good. It was recommended to me by a KY public school administrator who I went to school with. She has integrated it into their "active shooter" training program. As a non-psych major, I'm going to have to read it again to fully absorb, but I plan on taking the online follow-up after I have a more complete grasp of the basics.
The CP Journal Academy

 

[cosermann]

Here's my list ..

• Combat Handgunnery - by Massad Ayoob
• ...

JFYI for those folks on Amazon - with Prime and Kindle unlimited, this Ayoob book is free.

https://www.amazon.com/Gun-Digest-B...99306&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=ayoob+combat+hand

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I need to write a book.

"Immediate action drills - staunching bleeding from sharp object injuries"

 

[indiucky]

I need to write a book.

How to keep Chinese from chopping off your nose and grinding it to powder for longer lasting erections???

Call it "A Rhino's tale...How I lost my two horns to an Asian Apothecary....."

 

[rhino]

"Immediate action drills - staunching bleeding from sharp object injuries"

How to keep Chinese from chopping off your nose and grinding it to powder for longer lasting erections???

Call it "A Rhino's tale...How I lost my two horns to an Asian Apothecary....."

Wiseguys, eh?