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"Two to the chest, one to the head" Really?
And yet, with gangs accounting for more than 50 percent of the violent crime in this country, we will spend a hundred times more money chasing after only a few people half a world away who stand the dubious chance of inflicting harm upon our society. Seems like our priorities are a little...- modernninja
- Post #115
- Forum: Training and Safety
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"Two to the chest, one to the head" Really?
BTW, you are partially right with regards to who sets the standards...agencies and jurisdictions do tend to set their own standards (Secret Service does train and qualify once a month with each weapon (pistol, shotgun, subgun). However, the twice a year thing came from a supreme court precedent...- modernninja
- Post #109
- Forum: Training and Safety
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"Two to the chest, one to the head" Really?
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- Post #108
- Forum: Training and Safety
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"Two to the chest, one to the head" Really?
By law, police are required to train more than twice a year to satisfy minimum training requirements. As far as average joes taking training seriously, sometimes training is simply having fun. People always assume training has to be accomplished with a determined scowl on our face and a...- modernninja
- Post #102
- Forum: Training and Safety
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"Two to the chest, one to the head" Really?
unfortunately, they still teach hearts and minds (two chest-one head) in a body armor drill format...like was said before, it's just an execution drill if you actually do pull a real life headshot off...only guaranteed to get you an extra long prison sentence. As a Law Enforcement Instructor...- modernninja
- Post #101
- Forum: Training and Safety
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VA, DC, And MD Firearms Instructors course?
Looking to become an SPO instructor, and would like to have the ability to teach for all three states (and possibly PA act 235 as well). I'm currently a DC SPO with a broad background with weapons to include military and private security experience. Would like to know if MD MSP and VA DCJS(and...- modernninja
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