chefjustin
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What kind of police training teach that. Scary Chef
http://www.break.com/index/womancop.html
What kind of police training teach that. Scary Chef
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Great trigger control
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HankT
State Researcher
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Very scary. :shock:
I wonder if the arrestee got off because of it?
Very scary. :shock:
I wonder if the arrestee got off because of it?
unrequited
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trigger control ftl
trigger control ftl
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I forgot all about that video..!!!!
That is so scary!! Sounds like bad training or lack there of.
Dude was lucky she cannot aim and hit things from 4 feet away. He could have got a round in the head had she been able to shoot.
I forgot all about that video..!!!!
That is so scary!! Sounds like bad training or lack there of.
Dude was lucky she cannot aim and hit things from 4 feet away. He could have got a round in the head had she been able to shoot.
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chefjustin wrote:
I've refused to buy from gun dealers, in fact, who put their fingers inside the trigger guard when they pick up a weapon to hand to me ... and I've told them why.
chefjustin wrote:
Gods be, it pisses me off when people can't keep their fingers off the flipping trigger.
I've refused to buy from gun dealers, in fact, who put their fingers inside the trigger guard when they pick up a weapon to hand to me ... and I've told them why.
Hawkflyer
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Does anyone know if anyone was injured in that incident? It sure looks like the suspect got at LEAST a load of pavement in the face, and maybe the partner as well. They both may have gotten a few bullet fragments as well.
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Does anyone know if anyone was injured in that incident? It sure looks like the suspect got at LEAST a load of pavement in the face, and maybe the partner as well. They both may have gotten a few bullet fragments as well.
Regards
Citizen
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Given the availability of training materials and general knowledge about fingers and triggers, I wonder if we've reached a point where one can file a complaint or sue for negligence or endangerment based on a finger being on a trigger when the firearm is pointed in your general direction.
Given the availability of training materials and general knowledge about fingers and triggers, I wonder if we've reached a point where one can file a complaint or sue for negligence or endangerment based on a finger being on a trigger when the firearm is pointed in your general direction.
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Ya... you have to keep it off the trigger in case your arms tenses up.
Only takes a fraction of a second to jump off that slide.
That video is a good lesson for all those that carry and ever need to draw down on someone.
Ya... you have to keep it off the trigger in case your arms tenses up.
Only takes a fraction of a second to jump off that slide.
That video is a good lesson for all those that carry and ever need to draw down on someone.
Hawkflyer
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LEO 229 wrote:
From what I saw, the situation was already under control before she drew the weapon. But I have never seen a poorer example of weapons handling, by someone who is supposed to be trained. Even the re-holstering of the weapon was almost a disaster.
It appeared to me that the officer panicked.
Regards
LEO 229 wrote:
From what I saw, the situation was already under control before she drew the weapon. But I have never seen a poorer example of weapons handling, by someone who is supposed to be trained. Even the re-holstering of the weapon was almost a disaster.
It appeared to me that the officer panicked.
Regards
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Hawkflyer wrote:
She pulled the trigger and I believe it was by total accident. She then seemed confused.. and took a moment to decide she better holster her weapon.
Hawkflyer wrote:
She had her gun drawn the entire time. The other LEO was cuffing the right hand and the left hand was out in front and visible. The subject appeared to be very compliant.
She pulled the trigger and I believe it was by total accident. She then seemed confused.. and took a moment to decide she better holster her weapon.
HankT
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LEO 229 wrote:
Some guys on two other gun forums claimed that she got promoted out of field duty for that shot. They never supported their allegation so I never believedit.
LEO 229 wrote:
Some guys on two other gun forums claimed that she got promoted out of field duty for that shot. They never supported their allegation so I never believedit.
cs9c1
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They actually use that video in my academy two weeks ago. No word on what happened to her, but we came to the conclusion that she was moving to re-holster the pistol. Having her finger on the trigger was a major and almost fatal mistake.
They actually use that video in my academy two weeks ago. No word on what happened to her, but we came to the conclusion that she was moving to re-holster the pistol. Having her finger on the trigger was a major and almost fatal mistake.
SFDoc
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Leave it to a professional to show us amateurs how to NOT handle a firearm. Maybe she was transfered to DEA.
Leave it to a professional to show us amateurs how to NOT handle a firearm. Maybe she was transfered to DEA.
Hawkflyer
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SFDoc wrote:
More likey firearms training.
SFDoc wrote:
More likey firearms training.
BobCav
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SFDoc wrote:
SFDoc wrote:
Or Border Patrol?
longwatch
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Still not as bad as Mr Lee Paige. I'm the only one professional enough...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-ej80i1UL5E
Still not as bad as Mr Lee Paige. I'm the only one professional enough...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-ej80i1UL5E
SFDoc
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longwatch wrote:
longwatch wrote:
:idea:That's who I was trying to think of. He was DEA wasn't he or was I mistaken???
longwatch
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roscoe13
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OK, just so it doesn't look like I'm picking on swatpro, what does this thread have to do with EITHER open carry or Virginia?!?!?
OK, just so it doesn't look like I'm picking on swatpro, what does this thread have to do with EITHER open carry or Virginia?!?!?
Hawkflyer
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longwatch wrote:
Well, he takes a bullet better than I would. He also brought the point home to the audience that egos and guns do not mix.
We use a .45 blank loaded with only a primer, to illustrate how a person can be fooled into thinking a weapon is empty when in fact it was still loaded. But when we teach, we don't allow any live ammo in the room, except for that single blank round. I do have to admit his demonstration is MUCH better than mine.
I can't imagine why this guy is mystified that he has become a laughing stock. And I really don't understand how he thinks the DEA is at fault. The tape was made by an audience member, and they probably copied it before they turned it in. I sure would have.
Regards
longwatch wrote:
Well, he takes a bullet better than I would. He also brought the point home to the audience that egos and guns do not mix.
We use a .45 blank loaded with only a primer, to illustrate how a person can be fooled into thinking a weapon is empty when in fact it was still loaded. But when we teach, we don't allow any live ammo in the room, except for that single blank round. I do have to admit his demonstration is MUCH better than mine.
I can't imagine why this guy is mystified that he has become a laughing stock. And I really don't understand how he thinks the DEA is at fault. The tape was made by an audience member, and they probably copied it before they turned it in. I sure would have.
Regards