Dragline45
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Over the past decade there seems to be slew of people who think they are qualified to be firearms instructors because they either took a couple classes themselves, are vets, LEO's or a number of other reasons. This particular guy Dallas Lloyd who is an Army vet and claims to train law enforcement is the perfect reason to research an instructor before you spend your hard earned money on their classes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bm3GgDxPOM
1. Your first plan should be to floor it and get out of there
2. You want to keep your eyes on the threat as much as possible, by the time you jump through the back seat and lean out the door, you have no idea where the threat now is to engage.
3. Everyone knows car doors do not stop bullets, it would make far more sense to take cover behind the truck itself if you need to bail out of the car.
4. Never throw your gun on the ground
5. Ditch the Hondo roll
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bm3GgDxPOM
1. Your first plan should be to floor it and get out of there
2. You want to keep your eyes on the threat as much as possible, by the time you jump through the back seat and lean out the door, you have no idea where the threat now is to engage.
3. Everyone knows car doors do not stop bullets, it would make far more sense to take cover behind the truck itself if you need to bail out of the car.
4. Never throw your gun on the ground
5. Ditch the Hondo roll
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