Tam (again) What I don't get is this: I have carried a pistol every waking moment for most of my adult and, despite sometimes being mad enough at people to spit nails, I have never, ever drawn that pistol and pointed it at somebody like it was some kind of tool of argument, let alone started busting caps. The screamingly obvious lack of impulse control on this sergeant is appalling; I sincerely question whether he should be allowed out walking around near decent folk. And again, we point...
posted @ 8/13/2010 9:21:26 AM | Feedback (1)
Or, How to Not Get Shot by the Police. This is an important thing to consider. When a cop is called to a scene where there's been a shooting, he or she will have no idea who the good guy vs. bad guy is. You need to consider this before you hold the bad guy at gunpoint or continue to display your firearm. Personally, I always think about how I can put away my gun as soon as possible after an event. Back into the holster and concealed is a good way of not having it out where an officer might...
posted @ 5/5/2010 11:22:14 AM | Feedback (7)
Welcome InSights Training Center to the blogroll. Looks to be a bit more training related (saw a link in from the Tuller drill discussed earlier) and I'm all about training.
posted @ 9/2/2009 10:32:56 AM | Feedback (1)
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