Free copies of "Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals"

[MichaelMartin]

Since many of you may be unfamiliar with our books, I wanted to offer up ten free copies of "Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals" to the first ten people who reply. I'm an instructor myself, so the book was designed as a very visual tutorial on topics such as concealed carry, firearms familiarization, home security, etc. The book is in full color, with more than 200 color photos and custom illustrations. For a preview, you can check it out using Amazon's "Look Inside" capability: Amazon.com: Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals (9781616582388): Michael Martin: Books

In another thread, I'll explain how instructors can get their hands on the books at a significant discount, as well as getting access to our companion PowerPoint.

Michael Martin
Key House Press

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[MichaelMartin]

Hi all, it took a few tweaks by the administrators to get this thread to post, so hopefully you'll see it today, and jump on our offer!

[OD*]

I'll try it.

[Spirit51]

Sounds like a interesting and informative book...I would like to check it out.

[oldrwizr]

Hook me up, Mike. I've been thinking about ordering a book like that.

[MichaelMartin]

Why don't you guys shoot me a PM with your mailing address, and we'll get the books out the door today! Once you get it and have a chance to look it over, you'll have to come back to this thread and post some comments.

Sounds like a interesting and informative book...I would like to check it out.

[Walrus]

I'll read it. PM Inbound

[TSKnight]

Will it work on a Kindle? Looks like a useful addition to my library.

[ericb327]

I would like one

[armado]

Michael,I would be very interested in receiving a copy. Thank you.

[JDE101]

The book sounds interesting. PM sent a few minutes ago.

[NC Bullseye]

I'd be interested in looking at it.

[accessbob]

Me too, if I'm in time.

[MichaelMartin]

We're not on Kindle yet, mostly because until recently, Kindle didn't allow a "fixed layout" style of book (books that required illustrations to be in particular locations on the page). That's changed though, so you should expect to see the print edition of the book appear on Kindle soon. The iPad book on the other hand, has a level of interactivity that just isn't available yet on Kindle, or any other book reader. I expect Kindle and the Nook to catch up at some point, but so far, Apple is way out ahead (which should be apparent for those of you getting a look at the iBook).

Michael

Will it work on a Kindle? Looks like a useful addition to my library.

[MichaelMartin]

I think there is just one left!