Diligentia, Vis and Celeritas
From the American Rifleman:
In 1976, Col. Jeff Cooper founded the American Pistol Institute, which became Gunsite. Here, Cooper preached the Modern Technique of the Pistol and purveyed what might be considered his personal motto: D.V.C. D.V.C. is an acronym for three Latin words; Diligentia (accuracy), Vis (force) and Celeritas (speed). Cooper believed that a balance of speed, power and accuracy defined the Modern Technique of the Pistol, and that the .45 Auto cartridge was the best fit in this formula.
Ammo image from Oleg Volk. Poster by The Wandering Minstrel.

I have been proud to hold a Distinguished Life Membership (senior, veteran) for several years. The Better Half and I took advantage of a discount on the cost of a regular life membership. Just before the holidays, we received an offer to upgrade to Endowment Life Membership. We took advantage of this discount as well.
Last week I got John Lott’s “More Guns Less Crime” in the mail. I have not started on the book yet, but plan to read it over the next couple of weeks.
The Better Half and I had a discussion about HR-822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act, as we drove across the California Desert yesterday. I told her that I think there is a good possibility of the measure being signed into law.
Next week, effective November 1st, the state of Wisconsin’s concealed weapons permit law goes into effect. On the same date, permit holders from 25 states will be able to carry guns in Wisconsin. Arizona is among the 25 states.
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