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UPDATED 4/2/2024 Those were the days! With its powerful cast and sharp writing‚ All in the Family was centered around a working-class opinionated man and his family‚ and to say it was groundbreaking is just the tip of the iceberg. In a nation barreling through the chaos of war‚ civil rights unrest‚ and the rise of feminism‚ how could it be possible that a sitcom could broach these sensitive topics‚ and not in a subtle way either? From the get-go we had Archie Bunker‚ an electrifying bigot spouting his wildly crude thoughts about other races‚ religions‚ and political movements — actually‚ pretty much any sensitive topic. But The Bunker household also sported Gloria and Meathead who had polar opposite viewpoints‚ so the living room arguments became essentially a microcosm of ’70s American society. And as the insults flew‚ and progressive comments were met with even more regressive counterpoints‚ we the audience actually learned a lot. And laughed our butts off along the way. The show became‚ quite possibly‚ the most influential series of all time‚ and was ranked #1 on the yearly Nielsen ratings from 1971 until 1976. Today we’re heading back to Queens‚ New York to revisit the Bunker cast. Alright‚ let’s go make sure Meathead isn’t sitting in Archie’s Chair. Carroll O’Connor (Archie Bunker) Carroll O’Connor in the All in the Family cast and his final role Oh‚ Archie Bunker‚ the most lovable‚ vocally ignorant man on air. This assertively prejudiced patriot was a WWII veteran struggling to adapt to the ever-changing world. And this was universally important and relatable. But so much credit for the development of Archie goes to O’Connor himself‚ who pressed creator Norman Lear to not have Archie remain unphased by countless Meathead arguments‚ or back and forths with Lionel Jefferson. Carroll pushed for Archie to evolve with the audience in a real life manner as he feared that many people weren’t getting the nuance of Archie’s progression‚ as his personal views on political and social issues were actually very liberal‚ and so the polar opposite of Archie. It was a cognitive approach that catapulted the Archie character into the record books. CARROLL O’CONNOR at the RETURN TO ME premiere‚ LA‚ CA‚ 4/00″ / Everett Collection RELATED: ‘All In The Family’ Originally Had A Different Cast And Show Name O’Connor’s career began in 1960‚ with two episodes of Sunday Showcase. He continued with guest spots throughout the 60s until his breakout role of Archie Bunker‚ for which he won four Emmys. But Carrol was also obtaining smaller roles in films‚ like 1963’s epic Cleopatra‚ the John Wayne-led Pearl Harbor aftermath film‚ In Harm’s Way; and a co-starring role in the Lee Marvin 1967 thriller Point Blank. After All in The Family‚ Archie’s tale continued through Archie Bunker’s Place on which aired that terribly sad episode where Edith died. He later led yet another widely popular series‚ starring in the police drama In The Heat of the Night‚ for which he was also executive producer and a writer. Sadly‚ O’Connor’s later life was plagued by tragedy‚ as his son Hugh O’Connor‚ who also appeared on In The Heat of the Night‚ committed suicide in 1995 after a battle with drug addiction. Carroll used this tragedy to spark change‚ devoting the remainder of his life to advocate for drug and addiction awareness in PSAs. He also went on to successfully lobby California to pass the Drug Dealer Liability Act in 1997. Carroll’s final acting appearance was in 2000’s romantic comedy Return to Me‚ as he sadly died the following year at the age of 76. One thing’s for sure‚ Carroll O’Connor is among the television greats in more ways than one. Jean Stapleton  (Edith Bunker) Jean Stapleton in the All in the Family cast and after / Everett Collection You can’t not smile when you hear Edith Bunker’s cheery‚ aloof‚ and happy-go-lucky demeanor. A bit ditzy‚ sure‚ but kindhearted‚ Edith proves to be somewhat of a force‚ too‚ as she sometimes takes a stand against Archie and his insults‚ but their unique marriage was strong and‚ above everything‚ they loved each other deeply. YOU’VE GOT MAIL‚ Jean Stapleton‚ 1998‚ (c)Warner Bros./courtesy Everett Collection Stapleton started on Broadway at 18 and rode stage gigs to the Silver Screen‚ recreating her musical part in Damn Yankees for the Tab Hunter film in 1958. In 1967‚ she co-starred in the film‚ Up the Down Staircase‚ and then she turned down Mrs. Teevee from Willy Wonka &; the Chocolate Factory to become Edith Bunker. Certainly a tough choice‚ but one that rewarded her with three Emmys‚ and two Golden Globes victories. Jean did well after Edith departed Archie Bunker’s Place. In fact‚ she and Whoopi Goldberg co-starred in the 1990 series Bagdad Cafe‚ based on the 1987 film. Then‚ in one of her final gigs‚ Stapleton played Birdie Conrad in the Tom Hanks‚ Meg Ryan rom-com You’ve Got Mail. Birdie encourages Meg Ryan to lead the life she wants‚ even if that’s wandering into the unknown. A lesson she seemed to live by herself. Jean sadly died in 2013 at the age of 90‚ but from creating that iconic Edith Bunker voice‚ to her bit parts in loads of TV shows and films‚ Jean Stapleton truly did it all. Rob Reiner (Michael “Meathead” Stivic) Rob Reiner continued extensive industry work after leaving the cast of All in the Family / Everett Collection / ImageCollect Michael Stivic was his name‚ but‚ as far as Archie is concerned‚ Meathead is more applicable‚ dead from the neck up. The nickname spawned from Norman Lear’s father calling him that during arguments. Meathead was a kind-hearted hippie who often got into tiffs with Archie about everything from politics‚ to PDA of his daughter at the kitchen table… Meathead was a little pretentious and chauvinistic‚ basically Archie as the other side of the coin. LOS ANGELES – JAN 25: Rob Reiner at the 2020 Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 25‚ 2020 in Beverly Hills‚ CA / ImageCollect Rob Reiner is the son of a true comedic genius‚ Carl Reiner‚ the creator of The Dick Van Dyke Show‚ as well as a comedic actor with the best of them.  He began landing TV guest spots in 1967 like three episodes of That Girl and three episodes of Gomer Pyle‚ USMC. At the same time he began his writing career with the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour‚ where he and Steve Martin were the youngest two writers on the show‚ and became partners. Rob would go on to direct‚ meeting more success even than his charming acting and witty writing‚ beginning acting and directing in the outrageously funny This is Spinal Tap‚ then directing incredible films like the coming-of-age Stand by Me‚ and the military courtroom drama A Few Good Men. Today he’s 77 years old. Forever known as Meathead‚ Reiner has even stated‚ “I could win the Nobel Prize and they’d write ‘Meathead wins the Nobel Prize’.” Archie wouldn’t have it any other way. Sally Struthers (Gloria Stivic) Sally Struthers in the cast of All in the Family and today / Everett Collection / ImageCollect Among the cast of All in the Family‚ Gloria is the free-spirited daughter of Archie and Edith‚ who marries Meathead. She has the gentle mannerisms of her mother and the stubbornness of her father. Sally Struthers years after All in the Family cast work / ImageCollect Sally Struthers’ acting break was being cast opposite Jack Nicholson in 1970’s Five Easy Pieces. She also picked up a recurring gig on The Tim Conway Comedy Hour. In 1971‚ Sally went prehistoric‚ voicing Pebbles Flintstone in the animated spinoff The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show. Following her success in All in the Family‚ she got her own chance for a spinoff with Gloria‚ but it was canceled after one season. We later saw her in the show Nine to Five for 52 episodes‚ before she went back to voice work primarily‚ this time as a series lead in the Jungle Book spinoff‚ TaleSpin. And then voicing Charlene Sinclair in the great 90s Jim Henson-conceived show‚ Dinosaurs. Struthers is still acting today‚ but her last mainstay on television was over 50 episodes of Gilmore Girls from 2000 to 2007. Today‚ she’s 76 years old and also is a spokesperson for the Christian Children’s Fund‚ which is now known as ChildFund‚ advocating on behalf of impoverished children in developing countries. Danielle Brisebois (Stephanie Mills) Danielle Brisebois kept the role of Stephanie after All in the Family among the cast of Archie’s Place / Everett Collection / ImageCollect Stephanie Mills is the adorable nine-year-old daughter of Edith’s cousin Floyd‚ who becomes a regular on the show for the ninth season when the Bunkers take her in. Danielle Brisebois is now also a music star / YouTube In 1976‚ at the age of seven‚ Danielle was cast in The Premonition. She was also the orphan Molly in the original Broadway production of Annie. Brisebois stayed with the role of Stephanie Mills into Archie Bunker’s Place‚ and was even nominated for a Golden Globe in 1982‚ before she began concentrating more on a music career. Danielle was a member of the short-lived rock band New Radicals‚ who scored their greatest hit with 1998’s “You Get What You Give.” She also recorded two solo albums in the 2000s. She and her songwriting partner Gregg Alexander were nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2015 for the film Begin Again. Today Danielle is 54 years old and keeps fans updated through Instagram‚ so give her a follow. Mike Evans (Lionel Jefferson) The role of Lionel persisted from the All in the Family cast to The Jeffersons / Everett Collection Lionel was the first taste of the Jeffersons‚ and lucky that Norman Lear didn’t get his first choice of Blazing Saddle’s Cleavon Little for the role. Evans was just a college student majoring in drama‚ but with no acting experience when All in the Family producer and director John Rich hired him for Lionel. Mike left The Jeffersons spin-off after one season‚ but had a lot on his plate‚ being one of the creators and writers of the series Good Times. In later years he was also a real estate investor and owned properties in California’s Inland Empire. Sadly‚ Mike died of cancer in 2006 at just 57 years old. Rest in peace. Who was your favorite member of the All in the Family cast? FAQs Why was Edith written out of All in the Family? Jean Stapleton originally bowed out of the role in 1980. Her character‚ Edith‚ was written out of the show as dying of a stroke and Archie was left to mourn the loss of her. How did All in the Family end? In the final moments of the series‚ Archie visits Edith at her bedside. The last scene marks an end to the series and shows the heart of someone as coldhearted and bigoted as Archie Bunker. Did Mike and Gloria get divorced? Mike and Gloria eventually get a divorce. The couple had previously been dealing with troubles in their marriage‚ including Gloria’s infidelity with one of Michael’s college faculty colleagues. Click for next Article The post The Cast Of ‘All In The Family’ Then And Now 2024 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Zack Walkter

Before her death in late 2022‚ Loretta Lynn established a sweeping music career as a country singer and songwriter that represented six decades of greatness. Her granddaughter‚ Emmy Russell‚ is continuing that lyrical legacy as she participates in American Idol‚ where she managed to advance to the Top 24. Lynn was the mother of twin daughters Peggy Jean and Patsy Eileen; Emmy is Patsy’s daughter with Phillip Russell. Emmy’s audition for season 22 of American Idol aired on Sunday‚ February 25‚ and both fans and artists alike were stunned and delighted by Emmy’s progress and warm reception. As she embarks on her musical journey‚ she is determined to honor her grandmother’s memory while also carving out her own path. Emmy Russell‚ the granddaughter of the late Loretta Lynn‚ auditioned for ‘American Idol’ and enjoyed abundant support Emmy Russell entered her American Idol audition full of nerves / YouTube screenshot 25-year-old Emmy entered the performing area for her American Idol audition armed with a song of her own original composition titled “Skinny.” Judges Katy Perry‚ Luke Bryan‚ and Lionel Richie were instantly awed by her performance. According to Us‚ while they knew they were watching pure talent in front of them‚ before Emmy’s audition‚ they did not know she was related to Lynn. RELATED: Former ‘American Idol’ Finalist’s Daughter Auditions 17 Years Later—In Mom’s Original Outfit “Growing up‚ I sang music my entire life‚” she introduced herself‚ “I just love writing. I’m 24 years old. Songwriter‚ I love music. I don’t really sing out as much anymore‚ but growing up I sang on the road‚ my grandma’s a country singer.” Bryan then asked who this grooving grandma was‚ which is when Emmy revealed her connection to Lynn – sort of. “She’s one of the biggest country music singers of all time‚ but to me she’s just my grandma‚ and growing up on the bus and all that was very normal to me‚” she answered. Despite this connection to the music world‚ Emmy admitted to feeling “timid.” Her concerns were unfounded‚ as not only did she earn her place in American Idol‚ but Emmy also navigated a historic moment in the show. Emmy Russell progresses in ‘American Idol’ at an unprecedented time   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by American Idol (@americanidol) Following her audition‚ Emmy took to social media to express her profound gratitude for the opportunities afforded to her and the abundant support she’s received. “This morning I’ve just been flooded with tears of how grateful I am and‚ honestly‚ really how humbled‚” said Emmy. “It’s crazy how — I don’t know. I’m just feeling super grateful. A lot of gratitude this morning. And thank you for every person that’s been so supportive about my American Idol audition and commenting and sharing it.” Emmy’s original song “Skinny” has been widely praised for its vulnerable message and emotional tone. It is inspired by Emmy’s real struggle with an eating disorder. After hearing the candid‚ heartfelt song‚ Perry called Emmy an “A+ songwriter‚” adding‚ “So was your grandma. You got the gift. I don’t think you need to compare yourself to what Grandma was. You’re totally different. You shouldn’t give yourself all that pressure.” Emmy was praised for her vulnerable‚ emotional song Skinny / YouTube screenshot Part two of the American Idol process aired on Monday‚ March 31‚ and it was a particularly memorable and turbulent one. On Sunday night‚ the pool of contestants dropped from 143 all the way down to 56. Then‚ on Monday‚ that number dropped further to just 24. Among them is Emmy Russell. For the next round of competition‚ she opted for a cover of “More Hearts Than Mine” by Ingrid Andress. Even though the song was not the emotionally fraught “Skinny‚” it was still a tearful moment for Emmy because she went after another singer who performed Lynn’s “You Ain’t Woman Enough.” “Someone doing her song‚ her voice…I almost flashbacked to me being 10 years old and sitting backstage and hearing my grandma sing that song‚” shared Emmy. “And then after she was done she would call me up to sing two songs. I miss her.” But Emmy rose to the occasion‚ composed herself‚ and gave yet another admirable performance. When it came time for feedback‚ Bryan told Emmy‚ “What we have really wanted out of you from day one is your confidence to grow.” The rising star was visibly anxious about her fate as Bryan continued‚ “We’ve heard a lot of promising stuff from original music from you‚ but there’s still this little underlying timid thing. We gotta get your confidence train rolling. We don’t want you to come out here and be something that you’re not.” By that point‚ viewers could easily cut the tension with a knife. That made it all the more impactful when Bryan finally revealed‚ “But‚ you are certainly worthy of being confident. And‚ I tell you what‚ I think it’s probably a pretty good confidence to let you know you’re going into the Top 24.” The singer grew emotional remembering the influence Loretta Lynn had on her / (c)MCA TV. Courtesy: Everett Collection In light of her rise in the music scene‚ Emmy has pondered what Lynn would think of her career trajectory‚ noting that the “Coal Miner’s Daughter” singer wanted her to get into the industry. “I think that she would just be like‚ ‘Thank you‚ honey. If you’re going to use your gifts‚ I’m happy. Please use them‚'” mused Emmy. “She was always really mad at me. I was a missionary for five‚ six years‚ and every time I’d come back from Brazil‚ she was like‚ ‘When are you going to come back and do what you’re made to do?'” May Emmy Russell continue to do what she was made to do‚ on American Idol and beyond! The next round of competitions drops on Sunday‚ April 7. Click for next Article The post Loretta Lynn’s Granddaughter Emmy Russell Moves On To ‘American Idol’ Top 24 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly

I’m sure you’ve seen this a million times… On TV and in the movies‚ the “bad guy” gets shot once or twice with a handgun and they either immediately drop dead‚ or fly across the room and through a plate glass window‚ right? Real life ain’t like that Sparky! In fact‚ the truth of the matter is‚ ALL service caliber handguns – (9mm‚ .40‚ and yes‚ even the .45) are WEAK when it comes to doing enough damage to a human-size threat to stop a determined attacker. That’s why you’ll hear news stories about how it took “41 bullets” to stop an enraged attacker (and why both responsibly-armed citizens and police are so wrongly scrutinized for “how many times” they pulled the trigger to defend themselves). But the general pubic aren’t the only ones to be programmed by Hollywood on an overconfidence on a pistol’s “stopping power”. Uneducated Gun-Haters And Chest-Thumping Gun-Lovers BOTH Fall For The Same Misinformation Floating Around Social Media And Even Down At The Gun Stores And Ranges‚ So… Here’s The No B.S. Truth About The 3 Biggest “Stopping Power” Myths That Could Get You KILLED In A Real-Life Gunfight… A handgun’s “stopping power” is probably one of the most misunderstood concepts in the world of firearms. The general public’s level of expertise lies in memorizing all the scenes of every John Wick movie. But even the “educated gun-owner” has become too fixated on the size of the bullet‚ thinking that “bigger is better”. Yes‚ size (of the bullet) does matter and any numbskull can tell that a bigger bullet can make a bigger hole… and bigger holes are better (ok‚ way too many opportunities for jokes here!). But they both ignore the science behind human physiology and “how” a bullet truly gets the job done… You see‚ especially when it comes to handguns‚ it’s less about the size of the bullet you’re sending some thug’s way‚ than it is about “where” your bullet makes impact and The Only 3 Reasons A Violent Attacker Stops Fighting When Shot With Your Handgun… First‚ you have to realize that the ONLY time you would even (legally) shoot someone is if they are aggressively trying to cause you or someone you are protecting death or serious bodily injury‚ right? Therefore‚ it’s important that you shoot to STOP them as quickly as possible. No big surprise there – but there are only three reasons that an attacker will stop attacking you if you shoot them with a handgun. These are: Psychological Stop Vital/Nervous System Stop Rapid Blood Loss Stop Let’s talk about each of these and the myths that surround then so we can get to the truth… The Myth Of The “Rule Of 3’s” (And Why You Should NOT Count On ThePsychological Stop!) A “psychological stop” is one where the bad guy simply “gives up” mentally and decides on their own to stop their attack. Now I’ll be honest‚ the “psychological stop” is a very real factor that “can” end the fight in an instant. In fact‚ a lot of the more “experienced” gun-owners have probably heard the common “Rule Of Threes” range talk quote attributed to veteran gun guru‚ Tom Givens‚ where… “The average civilian gunfight happens within 3 yards‚ and end in 3 seconds with 3 bullets.” These are approximations‚ and while this is a solid assumption based on the analysis or real gunfights caught on video‚ it can become a deadly mental anchor in the mind of the responsibly-armed defender. The truth is that‚ while most criminal predators are looking for a “victim”‚ not a “fight”‚ and will run like hell at the very sight of a gun or the sound of one going off‚ you have a few things working against you here… First‚ not all criminals give up this easily… … second‚ they’re criminals – often prison-hardened‚ cold-blooded killers – who likely have grown up in a life of crime with many guns pointed and fired at them – so they may not even be scared of being shot. … and finally‚ your attacker may not even realize they’ve been shot – no matter how many bullets you put in them! In other words‚ forget the “Law Of 3’s” completely! It has no place in the mindset of a true “gun-fighter” and your only mantra should be to pull the trigger – and keep pulling the trigger – until the deadly threat is neutralized (aka‚ he’s no longer on his feet‚ conscious‚ or clearly stops attacking you). The Myth Of The “Nervous System Stop”… The human brain acts much like a computer that sends signals down the spinal column to the rest of the body. Continuing this analogy‚ you can “switch off” the human body with a shot to the nervous system by targeting the brain. (Side note‚ a shot to the spinal column could cause a nervous system stop as well‚ but unless you have x-ray vision‚ that’s more of a “lucky shot” due to a lack of control over the bullet’s path after it enters the body cavity.) In fact‚ one of the most common firearm drills you’ll hear experienced shooters brag about is the “Mozambique Drill”‚ where you train to stop your attacker by first placing two shots into the larger‚ easier-to-hit “center mass” of the upper body‚ and then‚ if your attacker is still fighting back‚ following it up with a third‚ more precisely aimed (and difficult) head shot. But here’s the problem… A “head shot” isn’t really what you’re looking for – and those who train extensively for any kind of a programmed “2 to the body‚ 1 to the head” could create what’s known as “training scars” that could be replicated during a real attack. And a wounded attacker – even one that’s immobilized by the first two rounds – will be in a state of moving in one direction or another‚ and while a head is a much smaller target to aim for (especially under the stress of a real attack)‚ a moving head is even harder to hit! Remember‚ you’re responsible for every single bullet that comes out of your gun – and that includes “misses” – so to avoid a future of showering with the very type of prison felon you were defending against in the first place because you hit an innocent bystander‚ you damn well better have expert accuracy with your firearm‚ trained under realistic conditions. Besides… more specifically‚ you’re not just aiming for the “head”. The brain is covered by a hard “helmet” we call a skull‚ right? So even if a round does strike the head‚ that doesn’t mean it’s going to penetrate the skull and enter the brain to stop the attack. Numerous emergency room stories have been told by doctors‚ surgeons‚ and soldiers about people being shot in the head and the bullet simply ricocheted away or traveled around the skull to come out the back of the head. So stop aiming for the “head”! What you really want to train for is to aim for the medulla—a long stem-like structure which makes up the lower part of the brainstem. “How?” you may ask? Aim Point For Medulla Targeting Well‚ the best areas to aim for are the eye sockets or nose cavity when facing your attacker from the front. What this means in terms of targeting is roughly the size of a 3×5 index card that covers the area on the face/head between the eyebrow line and the mustache line (right between the eyes) as shown in the drawing on the right. And if you’re forced to take a shot at your attacker from the side‚ you should aim for the ear canals to be able to effectively stop the fight in its tracks. The Myth Of The “Massive Blood Loss” Stop… Finally‚ we have the stop by massive blood loss… This is when your attacker has lost enough blood that their blood pressure drops low enough that the he involuntarily collapses. This could happen from shots placed absolutely anywhere on the body that causes bleeding – but the real question is… … “how long will it take for them to bleed out enough to no longer be a threat?” Well‚ let’s bring science back into the picture‚ shall we? In a 1992 IWBA (International Journal of Wound Ballistics) paper‚ Dr. Ken Newgard wrote the following about how blood loss effects incapacitation (emphasis mine): A 70 kg male has a cardiac output of around 5.5 liters per minute. His blood volume is about 4200 cc. Assuming that his cardiac output can double under stress‚ his aortic blood flow can reach 11 Liters per minute. If this male had his thoracic aorta totally severed‚ it would take him 4.6 seconds to lose 20% of his total blood volume. This is the minimum amount of time in which a person could lose 20% of his blood volume from one point of injury. A marginally trained person can fire at a rate of two shots per second. In 4.6 seconds‚ there could easily be 9 shots of return fire before the assailant’s activity is neutralized. Note this analysis does not account for oxygen contained in the blood already perusing the brain that will keep the brain functioning for an even longer period of time. In other words‚ expert analysis reveals that an attacker that is even mortally wounded and about to die can still fight for 4.6 seconds – easily enough time for him to shoot you‚ stab you repeatedly‚ or bash your skull in with a baseball bat before they ever go down. But even this scientific analysis is misleading… As much as all the hairy-backed mooks (like me) love to spout out science-y statistics from reports like these‚ you need to keep in mind this is assuming the thoracic aorta of the heart is totally severed. You could shoot an attacker 10 times— in the stomach or a peripheral hit like an arm‚ shoulder or leg—and he could still keep fighting long enough to strangle you to death‚ then later die of blood loss in the hospital emergency room. This is why shot placement on the torso may not be enough and instead‚ you need to train your aim for a much smaller spot than just a general “center mass” hit on most range targets. All of your shots need to be targeted at the center of “center mass” – where all the most important cardiovascular structures (heart‚ great vessels— thoracic aorta‚ pulmonary artery‚ superior and inferior vena cava‚ etc) are located and are known to cause the most blood loss in the quickest time possible. This is roughly the area covered in an 8” circle centered high in the chest‚ between the nipples‚ and centered just under the Adam’s apple of the throat as shown in the pictures below: “Aim small‚ hit small!” Looking at the picture above‚ notice too that the closer to the centerline you shoot – you have the highest likelihood of hitting not just the heart‚ but also a better chance of hitting the spinal cord for that “nervous system stop”. So‚ to recap‚ don’t fall prey to generalizations that quickly become “gun store quotables”. Understand the true science behind handgun stopping power and train right‚ for the real fight! What Are Some Other Common “Handgun Stopping Power” Myths You’ve Heard Out There? Please Share Your Own Observations‚ Questions‚ And Comments Below Now… The post 3 Handgun “Stopping Power” Myths Even The Experts Fall For (And The No B.S. Truth About What It REALLY Takes To Stop An Attacker In His Tracks!) first appeared on Warrior Life | Urban Survival | Close Quarters Combat | Tactical Firearms Training | Live Life Like A Warrior. The post 3 Handgun “Stopping Power” Myths Even The Experts Fall For (And The No B.S. Truth About What It <;u>;REALLY<;/u>; Takes To Stop An Attacker In His Tracks!) appeared first on Warrior Life | Urban Survival | Close Quarters Combat | Tactical Firearms Training | Live Life Like A Warrior.

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