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Massad F. Ayoob (born July 20, 1948) is an American firearms, self-defense instructor and security advisor. He has taught police techniques and civilian self-defense to both law enforcement officers and private citizens since 1974.
This incident was later documented in a 1995 book written by firearms instructor Massad Ayoob called The Ayoob Files: The Book. Davis started his company out of his garage. In early sales demonstrations, he would put on one of his vests and then shoot himself, [ 1 ] usually with a firearm provided by whatever agency he was demonstrating for.
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—Massad Ayoob, On Target magazine [20] Michael D. Barnes , then-president of the Brady Campaign, responded to the NRA's statements on the Five-seven by challenging NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre to be shot with the pistol while wearing a Kevlar vest. [ 57 ]
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Gun rights advocate Massad Ayoob, writing for American Handgunner, argued that the response to the shooting was courageous on part of the police, and that the contribution of armed citizen Keith Lavery in taking down Hance was ignored by the media, which he called "disgraceful". [7]
Massad Ayoob writing for Guns Magazine cited notes by Josie Earp in which she mentioned an extra-long revolver as a favorite of Wyatt Earp. He cited an order by Tombstone, Arizona, bartender Buckskin Frank Leslie for a revolver of near-identical description.
Massad Ayoob writing for Guns Magazine cited notes by Josie Earp in which she mentions an extra-long revolver as a favorite of Wyatt Earp. Ayoob cited an order by Tombstone, Arizona, bartender Buckskin Frank Leslie for a revolver of near-identical description. This order predated the O.K. Corral fight by several months.