Florida Shooters Network

The book is now available for purchase.

Beating the Reaper!!!
Volume One

This volume focuses on the civilian, non-cop, reactive gunfight and medical response to traumatic injury. Volume Two (currently being written) will address aspects peculiar to team situations, such as SWAT, military, and even families who train together.

Thanks.

What do I have to type in to get my FSN discount?

wjbarricklow wrote:What do I have to type in to get my FSN discount?

Dude, if we charged any less, I would be paying people to take the book!!!

bama wrote:

wjbarricklow wrote:What do I have to type in to get my FSN discount?

Dude, if we charged any less, I would be paying people to take the book!!!

Well since I want to live the Obama dream you paying me sounds accurate. I will PM you my address to mail my book and check. Don't be stingy either,

I HAVE AS MANY FRIENDS MYSELF.SOME GOOD,,SOME NOSO..GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR ENDEAVOR,WILL CHECK IT OUT ,,BILL

Congrats on this John. I know how hard the two of you have been working on getting this completed and it shows in the final product.

May i ask what system you medical direct for? just based on your credentials listed on that site i would love to work in your system as a medic!

bama wrote:

wjbarricklow wrote:What do I have to type in to get my FSN discount?

Dude, if we charged any less, I would be paying people to take the book!!!

In that case, you can send me a copy of the book and $50 cash please.

Congrats on being published!

As another teaser, here is the Table of Contents:

Introduction
Chapter 1: Basic Principles
Chapter 2: Tactics
Chapter 3: Hemorrhage Control
Chapter 4: Airway Management
Chapter 5: Breathing & Chest Injuries
Chapter 6: Shock
Chapter 7: Musculoskeletal Injuries
Chapter 8: Kits & Gizmos
Glossary

bought one!!
lots of other neat stuff on that site too.....

fish wrote:bought one!!
lots of other neat stuff on that site too.....

Cool! Come to one of my classes, and you can practice how to do all this stuff, and more!

gonna buy one this week. Will you autograph before it gets shipped, or do I have to hand it to you next time I see ya?

BTW, now I understand why you sounded so sleepy on the phone the other day. You were up partying at the book release party the night before, weren't ya?

ipscscott wrote:BTW, now I understand why you sounded so sleepy on the phone the other day. You were up partying at the book release party the night before, weren't ya?

Those damned supermodels just wouldn't take 'no' for an answer!

bama wrote:

ipscscott wrote:BTW, now I understand why you sounded so sleepy on the phone the other day. You were up partying at the book release party the night before, weren't ya?

Those damned supermodels just wouldn't take 'no' for an answer!

ipscscott wrote:

bama wrote:

ipscscott wrote:BTW, now I understand why you sounded so sleepy on the phone the other day. You were up partying at the book release party the night before, weren't ya?

Those damned supermodels just wouldn't take 'no' for an answer!

http://www.supermodels.com/

bama wrote:

ipscscott wrote:BTW, now I understand why you sounded so sleepy on the phone the other day. You were up partying at the book release party the night before, weren't ya?

Those damned supermodels just wouldn't take 'no' for an answer!

I've never been called a supermodel before; I don't think I like it.

In 2010, I introduced a radically new class into the Suarez International curriculum: Trauma Medicine for the CCW Operator (TMCO). This class was designed to be a gunfighting class, not just a classroom first aid class like so many others teach. My idea was to teach how to respond to the potentially lethal encounter and be able to not only win the gunfight, but also avoid dying from wounds received during the fight.

As obvious to me as it was that we needed the TMCO class, it was also obvious that we needed a book to accompany the class. While no book can replace the guided instruction of a class, having a text would be very helpful.

Read the rest of the blog article here.

No romance novel?!

I'm disappointed.

thorazine wrote:No romance novel?!

I'm disappointed.

Man, there is nothing sexier than learning new lifesaving skills!


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The first printing of the book sold out, and they had to do more! I am pretty psyched.

I was interviewed for a podcast that will be out next week, to discuss it. I will post the link when it is live.

It is sort of cool to be "an author".