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Legendary Lawman – The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 at 10:09 AM

Legendary Lawman – The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce
Paperback Release Reveals the Unheard Story of “Quick Draw” Jelly Bryce.

Legendary Lawman - The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce

Legendary Lawman - The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce

TurnerPublishing.com

TurnerPublishing.com

Nashville, TN --(Ammoland.com)- The fascinating life of “Quick Draw” Jelly Bryce, the deadliest gunman in FBI history, is now brought to light with the paperback release of Ron Owens’ Legendary Lawman: The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce.

In this stimulating accolade, Owens uncovers the tale of the celebrated lawman, his pivotal contributions to crime investigation and his perils along the way to becoming the country’s most influential gunman.

Bryce was known in law enforcement circles as the leading mastermind to track down America’s most wanted during the gangster era. An Oklahoma State Game Ranger, Oklahoma City Police Detective and FBI Special Agent, he was responsible for developing the FBI’s first firearms training program, honing their quick-draw techniques and personally training hundreds of agents.

Through a series of enthralling anecdotes, Owens highlights the incredible life of a man who could draw and fire accurately in two-fifths of a second. Called “a perfect shot” by his childhood friend Leah Rhymer, Legendary Lawman: The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce reveals the unheard story of a man who withstood 19 face-to-face shootouts during a 30-year-long career.

Legendary Lawman: The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce (ISBN: 978-159652-757-7) is available from Turner Publishing online at amazon.com and select local retailers.

Author:
Ron Owens retired as a Captain commanding the Criminal Intelligence Unit after more than 30 years as an Oklahoma City Police Department Officer. Throughout his career, Owens served as a Patrolman and Detective in Homicide, as a Hostage Negotiator on the Tactical Team and in Narcotics, Sex Crimes, and Forgery.

Founded in 1985, Turner Publishing is an award-winning, independent publisher based in Nashville, Tennessee. Named by Publishers Weekly as one of the fastest growing independent publishers in the nation for the last two years, Turner Publishing is known nationwide for its popular Historic Photos and Good Things to Know™ series. Imprints include Turner, Trade Paper Press and Iroquois Press. For more information, visit www.turnerpublishing.com or call 615-255-2665.

Legendary Lawman: The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce
By Ron Owens

Turner Publishing, $19.95

ISBN: 978-159652-757-7

Available at local retailers, Amazon.com and TurnerPublishing.com

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More Guns DO Equal Less Crime

Monday, May 24th, 2010 at 7:08 PM

More Guns DO Equal Less Crime
Latest FBI Crime Data Continues To Refute Anti-Gun Rhetoric, Says CCRKBA

Latest FBI Crime Data Continues To Refute Anti-Gun Rhetoric

Latest FBI Crime Data Continues To Refute Anti-Gun Rhetoric

CCRKBA.org

CCRKBA.org

BELLEVUE, WA – -(Ammoland.com)- For the third year in a row, violent crime has declined in the United States while increasing numbers of American citizens own firearms and are licensed to carry, a trend that belies predictions of anti-gunners that more guns will result in more crime, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said today.

Preliminary data from the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report shows that the violent crime rate went down 5.5 percent in 2009, compared to statistics from 2008. This covers all four categories of violent crime: murder, robbery, aggravated assault and forcible rape. Violent crime went down 4 percent in metropolitan counties and 3 percent elsewhere, according to the FBI.

At the same time, the agency’s National Instant Check System reports continued increases in the number of background check requests and the National Shooting Sports Foundation has reported increased federal firearms excise tax allocations to state wildlife agencies, an indication that more guns and ammunition are being purchased.

“This translates to one irrefutable fact,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “There are more guns in private hands than ever before, yet crime rates have declined. In plain English, this means that gun prohibitionists have been consistently wrong. Higher rates of gun ownership have not resulted in more bloodshed, as the gun ban lobby has repeatedly forecast with its ‘sky-is-falling’ rhetoric.

“According to the FBI,” he continued, “the murder rate fell last year 7.2 percent in larger cities. Robbery declined more than 8 percent and forcible rape was down 3.1 percent. It might just be that criminals are less likely to attack someone out of fear their intended victim is armed. Robbers might be discouraged by the growing potential that the clerk behind the counter is willing to fight back. Maybe would-be rapists are deterred by the possibility that they might get shot.

“For many years,” Gottlieb observed, “anti-gunners made all kinds of wild predictions that higher rates of gun ownership and the expansion of shall-issue carry permits would leave neighborhoods awash in blood. The data proves otherwise. America should turn its back on the gun prohibition lobby and their insidious policy of victim disarmament.”

With more than 650,000 members and supporters nationwide, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is one of the nation’s premier gun rights organizations. As a non-profit organization, the Citizens Committee is dedicated to preserving firearms freedoms through active lobbying of elected officials and facilitating grass-roots organization of gun rights activists in local communities throughout the United States. The Citizens Committee can be reached by phone at (425) 454-4911, on the Internet at www.ccrkba.org or by email to InformationRequest@ccrkba.org.

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