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Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: billt on March 01, 2018, 11:35:42 AM
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I'm assuming all of these guys were, "Professionally Trained".
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/01/san-francisco-cops-fire-65-shots-in-15-seconds-at-murder-suspect-in-dramatic-video.html
"Nobody was struck by gunfire during this incident. The evidence in the case so far indicates Armstrong fired two rounds from a weapon, and that seven officers fired 65 rounds from their department-issued weapons,".
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I'm assuming all of these guys were, "Professionally Trained".
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I've seen stories of many incidents like that.
Also, the yearly training and qualification for many LEOs is 20 or 30 rounds once a year at a stationary range target.
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0/65 shots connected while they were rolling around on the ground. Good job guys. I didn't know the Keystone Cops were alive and well in San Francisco.
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0/65 shots connected while they were rolling around on the ground. Good job guys. I didn't know the Keystone Cops were alive and well in San Francisco.
More like the Village People with guns.
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More like the Village People with guns.
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Sitting here with Col Cooper's 1965 treatise on handgun shooting.
Rule 3 BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET
And in the explanation.
Shoot only at what you have positively identified. A man who shoots at a sound, or a shadow, or into an area he cannot check is criminally irresponsible.
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0/65 shots connected while they were rolling around on the ground. Good job guys. I didn't know the Keystone Cops were alive and well in San Francisco.
Just look at the long drawn out process of Grand Jury, trials, union interference, Civil trails, and huge cash outlay to family of a criminal.