The QA For July 2017

ByDave Timm

We are back for this months edition of The QA. In this episode we talk about stinky holsters, what to do in the confines of a range booth, the new Glocks, and dabble in to the 1911 world. Thanks for watching!

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Dave Timm
Written by Dave Timm

Dave Timm

Dave is the primary on-camera personality and content creator at Guns & Tactics. His experience the in firearms industry, training, law enforcement and media spans more than two decades. He is a proud retired law enforcement officer, having served as a Patrol Sergeant, use of force instructor, and firearms trainer. During that time, he provided department communication to the public and news media and began creating online content in his “spare time.” He joined the Guns & Tactics team full time after retiring from law enforcement following 20 years of decorated service.

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