[m1aman]

i made a reference to lance thomas in another thread and no one commented so it occurred to me some may not be aware of him.

there is a book out called the deadliest men and it is a good read but i really like the story on thomas as it describes how he trained himself tactically by using nothing more then common sense.

meanwhile here is an article about him:

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BTT/is_156_26/ai_82533205

 

[sgtsavage210]

Great article. thanks.

 

[pelletking]

I saw a tv show about this guy - he has since closed his shop and works out of his home 'by appointment only'

 

[confederatecaptain]

Thank you for a great article about an inspiring man.

 

[m1aman]

after his first shooting or so, can't remember exactly, law enforcement took a positive interest in him and actually gave him some personal training to enhance his skills.

fwiw if you are into vintage watches he has a web site. do a search on lance thomas watches and you should pull it up.

 

[pcanhot]

Great read. Thanks!

 

[oldgoat46]

Good read. thanks

 

[BRussell]

after his first shooting or so, can't remember exactly, law enforcement took a positive interest in him and actually gave him some personal training to enhance his skills.

fwiw if you are into vintage watches he has a web site. do a search on lance thomas watches and you should pull it up.

Don't forget that the City of L.A. bascially got sick of him killing people, perps, and chased him out of his office.