corneileous
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You are speaking as an ex-law-enforcement person with experience in tense situation. How about for average joe like me and many many other people that when situation comes up, people get nervous and thumbling around, hand shaking and all that?
I don't really want direct confrontation, BUT this is VITALLY important because there are A LOT OF PEOPLE like me that never have law enforcement experience, AND never shot anybody that might want to carry a gun in some occasion.
So speak for yourself or someone that want to be macho. Don't give others the WRONG idea.
This is like martial arts, you can practice all you want by yourself, until you actually go into the ring and at least do sparring, you DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING. This is from someone that is into martial arts. This I have plenty of experience. When you do your first sparring, everything that you learn is OUT the window. You need actual situation experience.
I have no law enforcement training, nor do I really even have any real training and yes, Ive never had to use my gun in a defensive situation but somebody who may know a thing or two and who recommends training isn’t being macho, it’s just friendly advice. It’s just like when explaining to someone who insists on carrying on an empty chamber; carrying a “true” loaded gun and trying to explain to you the importance of that, isn’t being macho. Again, it’s just friendly advice.
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