In a world where shooting ranges often blend into the background, Prairie Fire is a unique destination combining breathtaking landscapes with unparalleled shooting experiences. This facility is not just about honing skills; it's about building community, fostering teamwork, and creating unforgettable memories.

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Key Takeaways

• Prairie Fire offers a personalized shooting experience for all skill levels.
• The facility is designed to challenge and elevate individuals through unique training methods.
• Community and respect for first responders are at the heart of Prairie Fire's mission.

The Vision Behind Prairie Fire
Prairie Fire is more than just a training ground; it’s a sanctuary for shooters from around the globe. Inspired by the principles of Special Operations, the facility is designed to strengthen bonds of friendship, teamwork, leadership, and trust. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned expert, Prairie Fire provides a tailored experience that pushes you to new heights.

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Being attacked while picking up a fare is likely a rideshare driver’s worst nightmare. That is exactly what happened to Scott Javoroski one winter night in Milwaukee. As one man pretended to press a weapon — which turned out to be a cell phone — into Scott’s neck, the other attempted to drag the driver out of the vehicle. Scott’s training as a martial artist and USCCA member helped him keep cool and respond with no loss of life.

In this true-story video, Scott Javorski and his attorney, Amy Scholz, discuss the harrowing tale with Concealed Carry Magazine Executive Editor Kevin Michalowski. The three discuss what Scott did right during the encounter and what could have gone horribly wrong.

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In this episode of the Talk The Talk podcast, host Kevyn Major Howard, Rafterman from the iconic film Full Metal Jacket, engages in a profound conversation with Sonny Garcia, a seasoned law enforcement officer with over 30 years of experience. Garcia shares his journey from a troubled youth to a dedicated public servant, emphasizing the importance of accountability, mentorship, and mental health awareness in law enforcement.

Key Takeaways

• Sonny Garcia's early experiences with law enforcement shaped his career path.
• The importance of parental guidance and accountability in youth development.
• Mental health awareness is crucial for law enforcement officers.
• The impact of personal experiences on professional training and mentorship.

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Combat veteran Dave Eckerson and his K9 Kane visit with Kevyn Major Howard Rafterman on how they are saving lives one dog at a time. David Eckerson is the president/board member of the Joint Task Force. K9s is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization.

David Eckerson enlisted in the United States Marine Corps on 30 January 1984; he attended Recruit Training on 05 March 1984 and graduated on 25 May 1984. He went on to Serve in all three Active Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEFs I, II, and III) in five Continents. He served on Active Duty for twenty-three Years. David retired from Active Duty on 30 June 2007.

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Join Kevyn Major Howard, Rafterman, and his guest, Lieutenant Randy Sutton (Ret.), a distinguished figure in the law enforcement community. With 30+ years of service, he brings a wealth of expertise to the table.

Sutton founded Wounded Blue to support injured and disabled law enforcement officers. As the Chair of the Board of Directors, he leads initiatives aimed at providing assistance and resources to those who have sacrificed for the safety of others.

The Wounded Blue's Mission is to improve the lives of injured and disabled Law Enforcement Officers.

By working to de-stigmatize mental health within the law enforcement community through its Peer Advocate Support Program and community outreach, Wounded Blue can ensure that you are never forgotten and never alone.

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% of all violent crimes happen at restaurants, with fast food places being even more vulnerable 🍔

Criminals often target these spots due to their accessibility and large number of visitors.

Learn crucial situational awareness techniques, from identifying vulnerable areas like cashier stations and exits - to choosing the safest seating options.

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The Official USCCA podcast shares our members' real-life stories of courage, preparedness, and the instinct to protect those we love. Each episode delves into situations where responsible Americans, like you, faced potential dangers and made the tough decisions to keep their families safe. Whether it’s a single mom, a military veteran, a grandparent, or a college student, these stories highlight the strength and resolve within our diverse community. Through these narratives, we aim to inspire and empower listeners to stay vigilant, informed, and ready for anything life throws.

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You're Just a Few Steps Away From Peace of Mind With Your USCCA Membership (PLUS: Claim up to two bonuses when you join today).

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