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Choosing Long Arms for Urban Defense: Balancing Practicality and Perception Foreword You don’t carry a long arm because you want to be seen. You carry it because you might not be seen again. In most cases, if you’re shouldering a rifle in public, something’s terribly broken. The

Defensive Arms for the Reluctant Civilian Foreword The first time I picked up a handgun, it was at a sheriff’s department training facility. I didn’t feel power. I felt math. This isn’t about turning your home into a fortress or roleplaying collapse. It’s about acknowledging risk—

Assumptions, Limitations, and What This Is Not Firearms—especially in civilian hands—are a subject charged with tension, history, trauma, and myth. They are tools of survival, symbols of identity, flashpoints of ideology. And they do not arrive alone. They bring baggage. They bring questions. They bring consequences. The two