Lessons from UN-armed America

by Mark Walters, Rob Pincus, Ted Nugent (Foreword)

Continuing in the groundbreaking format of "Lessons from Armed America" (co-written with Mark Walters and Kathy Jackson) "Lessons from UN-armed America" brings everyday self-defense stories to life. Mark Walters tells the story and Rob Pincus (one of the world's greatest personal defense trainers) follows it with analysis and commentary. You will learn from the experiences of others and, with the benefit of hindsight and many years of study and experience, the lessons you take away from this work may one day save your life.

190 pages, Paperback

First published June 12, 2013

Reviews

[Dwayne Roberts · Rating 2 out of 5]

Poorly edited with redundancies, poor grammar and punctuation, missing words; but an interesting read nonetheless. I found the sections about the maniacal assaults against school children the most thought-provoking. Is "lockdown" the right procedure for schools when someone is shooting? Did it work well at Columbine, Sandy Hook?