Who here gets warm fuzzies at the range when you shoot better than the federal agent, local police, or sheriff in the lane next to you? Not sure if I should be proud or worried!
The following not meant to disrespect law enforcement.
I was at the range one day out shooting an agent (maybe a cadet?) armed with a M4 with my glock. Then i switched to my AR-15 and shot the center out of a target while she missed man sized targets at 15 yards... with her rifle.
The next day i was shooting my glocks and 1911s and blowing center of the targets out at 7 yards while a LEO (maybe a cadet?) was occasionally missing a man sized at 7 yards. He said he needed to get good in a month because he already failed qualification.
Yet another day a girl with a police cadet shirt and a guy with a police instructor were shooting. They looked very serious and she seemed stressed out and shot horribly. The funny thing is that he was giving her all this instruction yet... he wasn't that great.
I'm glad I learned to shoot over time for fun. Having your job on the line based on how well you shoot must be stressful.
I guess the bottom line is nobody is a born shot no matter what their profession is.
The following not meant to disrespect law enforcement.
I was at the range one day out shooting an agent (maybe a cadet?) armed with a M4 with my glock. Then i switched to my AR-15 and shot the center out of a target while she missed man sized targets at 15 yards... with her rifle.
The next day i was shooting my glocks and 1911s and blowing center of the targets out at 7 yards while a LEO (maybe a cadet?) was occasionally missing a man sized at 7 yards. He said he needed to get good in a month because he already failed qualification.
Yet another day a girl with a police cadet shirt and a guy with a police instructor were shooting. They looked very serious and she seemed stressed out and shot horribly. The funny thing is that he was giving her all this instruction yet... he wasn't that great.
I'm glad I learned to shoot over time for fun. Having your job on the line based on how well you shoot must be stressful.
I guess the bottom line is nobody is a born shot no matter what their profession is.