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CONCEALED CARRY MAGAZINEPublisher & EditorTimothy J. SchmidtManaging EditorMaria HarrisArt DirectorTonnie M. LundCirculation ManagerLaura OttoCopy EditorKathleen EllisTechnical EditorsSten JacksonFred W. BlackHank J. O’MearaColumn EditorsJPFO Liberty CrewDuane A. DaikerBruce N. Eimer, Ph.DGeorge HarrisKathy JacksonK. L. JamisonGabriel SuarezMark A. WaltersContributing EditorsGeorge HillGuest EditorsPhil ElmoreKen HansonGary HoffEd MillerPaul PawelaJohn WelchAdvertising SalesBob Cole360-665-0542E-mail: bobcole@centurytel.netSigned articles in Concealed Carry Magazinereflect the views of the author, and are not necessarilythe views of the editors at Delta Media, LLC. Theclaims and opinions in the paid advertisementspublished in this magazine are not necessarily theclaims and opinions of Delta Media, LLC. DeltaMedia, LLC takes no responsibility for these views,claims or opinions. Concealed Carry Magazineand the U.S. Concealed Carry Association areregistered trademarks of Delta Media, LLC. AllRights Reserved.Published for U.S. Concealed Carry by:4466 County Road P - Suite 204Jackson, WI 53037(877) 677-1919 Customer Service(262) 677-8877 U.S. Concealed CarryVolume 4 - May/June 2007 IssueConcealed Carry Magazine - May/June 2007Issue; May 25 th , 2007 (USPS: 022-302, ISSN:1550-7866) is published 8 times per year for$39.00 per year by Delta Media, LLC, 4466County Road P - STE 204, Jackson, WI 53037-9272. Periodicals postage paid at Jackson, WIand additional mailing offices.POSTMASTER: Send address changes to:Concealed Carry Magazine, 4466 County Road P- STE 204, Jackson, WI 53037-9272.tIM’S THOUGHTSDear Friend,VIRGINIA TECHIt is hard not to think about the tragic events that occured recently on the VirginiaTech campus. My heart goes out to the families of the victims. I can only imagine thegrief they must be feeling.When I reflect on what happened, I can’t help but think about my little sister whoused to attend college at Marquette University.In case you don’t know, Marquette is located in downtown Milwaukee, WI.—rightsmack in the middle of a crime-ridden neighborhood. But by the grace of God, anda lot of prayers from my mother, my sister made it through there without so much asa scratch!Unlike the victims at Virginia Tech, my sister was lucky.But luck doesn’t have to be a factor in situations like this! We live in an imperfectworld. There will ALWAYS be evil among us. Heck, our elected officials can passlaws all day and all night trying to make us safe, but the evil will still be there.It is OUR responsibility to prepare ourselves to be able to fight against this evil.I hope and I pray that YOU never come face to face with the type of evil that thosefolks at Virginia Tech faced. But if you do, I trust you’ll be prepared to face thesituation and survive.Be safe & God Bless,Tim SchmidtMay/June 2007 - Cover PhotographWalt Workman, 46, of San Antonio, Texas, has been a shooter and a huntersince the age of 12, and he has steadily amassed the skills and has collectedthe equipment to become a competent shooter. At a recent marksmanship outing,which is depicted in the cover photograph, Workman used a vast array of gear,to include his Para-Ordnance Para Carry6 LDA .45, a Mitch Rosen Tito’s RevengeIWB holster and a Milt Sparks black sharkleather gun belt. To bolster his nighttimeefficiency, Workman also uses a StreamlightTwintask 2L tactical shooting light. And fora greater degree of safety, Workman alsoutilizes a pair of Wiley X shooting eye wearand a pair of Peltor Ultimate 10 paddednoise-reduction earmuffs. Walt also usesBlack Hills .45 in 185 gr. for his tacticalammo. Workman has had a Texas concealedcarry handgun license since PresidentGeorge W. Bush signed the legislation whenhe became Governor of the Lone Star State. Concealed Carry Magazine www.usconcealedcarry.comVolume 4 - May/June 2007
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