How you say what you say makes a difference. A big difference.
I brought some extra popcorn
Just trying to make a point about training and real world experience, not what the state considers "minimum standards".
Please if you would for others and myself make a list of what you see as the correct actions that should be taken for guns , training , permits and other 2A topics .
38 posts because I actually train, have real world experience and don't have time to deal with those that don't. Those that have a lot of posts must have plenty of time to kill. Do the math.
Would have been more appropriate to wait a couple posts and add it to the unpopular opinions thread in the water cooler section. Now you can read that thread and see you aren't alone.
Go beyond what the "state" (whatever state) considers the minimum for buying, owning and carrying CCW. It simply isn't realistic. Ongoing training is critical. Simply sitting in a classroom and/or shooting at static targets is just not enough. I assume you already know what training is out there and available to the public. Go beyond basic is the point. And keep going. Go beyond the fundamentals and knoa the law. Basically, survive a deadly force encounter while covering your ass.
My "girlish figure" obviously far outweighs your real life training and experience, speaking of trolls ...
There are two things called the U.S. Constitution and LAWS that dictate what you can and cannot do. Training ... REAL, ongoing training -- and experience* -- will define what happens when you carry and pull that trigger.
Go beyond what the "state" (whatever state) considers the minimum for buying, owning and carrying CCW. It simply isn't realistic. Ongoing training is critical. Simply sitting in a classroom and/or shooting at static targets is just not enough. I assume you already know what training is out there and available to the public. Go beyond basic is the point. And keep going. Go beyond the fundamentals and knoa the law. Basically, survive a deadly force encounter while covering your ass.
Where the hell did all this come from....please pass the popcorn...
Go beyond what the "state" (whatever state) considers the minimum for buying, owning and carrying CCW. It simply isn't realistic. Ongoing training is critical. Simply sitting in a classroom and/or shooting at static targets is just not enough. I assume you already know what training is out there and available to the public. Go beyond basic is the point. And keep going. Go beyond the fundamentals and knoa the law. Basically, survive a deadly force encounter while covering your ass.
Just trying to make a point about training and real world experience, not what the state considers "minimum standards".
Smooth. lol
How you say what you say makes a difference. A big difference.
Yes, I thought so too.
Damn it, I just ran out of popcorn....can I have some assistance pleaseeeee....