Posted on 05/05/2023 8:12:02 AM PDT by T.B. Yoits
I don't know how much because the other officers will question how likely it is they that they could have done the same. The injury makes it more real.
Now, an officer with a negligent discharge that didn't hit anyone might be told to carry a blue training gun around the precinct instead of a real one. That or wear mittens while in the building.
I'd lend a flak jacket to the counter server at the doughnut shop just to see the officer's reaction.
Agree. I trained on the M9 but prefer .45 ACP. I hope to acquire an FNX-45 Tactical. The only ones I can find available have the Flat Dark Earth finish.
It isn’t. The trigger could do the same job as that additional safety level of unblocking the firing system. It’s like those additional security questions online website use; they are just more passwords, so why ask them if the original password system is compromised. If the trigger is a failure, then why add something else to the trigger that has the same job.
I have my old Ruger P90 that’s adequate enough. Standard mags only hold 7 but doublestack 45acps are just to big for me. I have 10 round mags that stick out a bit. 45s are too big for concealed carry anyhow.
Exactly
Then I suppose if someone really wanted someone else dead they could call the police, report the target as an EDP and let the police carry out the assassination.
Just me, but right now I find myself very concerned for the well being of Hillary Clinton.
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Callers have been accused of exactly that. It's one reason that some police departments have 911 send such calls to crisis counselors first.
Police had to change their training to deal with "attempted assassination by cop" calls, especially for child custody cases.
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner. Fortunately, this time the murderous thug only shot himself.
I thought for sure that it was going to be a Glock, I was wrong.
After Vietnam, I always wondered when I saw them in stores, “Where the hell is the safety”?
Hi.
My two cents, I carry a SW 9mm single action no saftey. I have the luxury of not being a LEO. I don’t keep a round in the chamber.
Trigger discipline, safety and situational awareness are very important. You have to train tactical on the range now and then to be proficient.
5.56mm
I have a 365XL and a P320 M17. Both have safeties identical in function to a 1911 style .45.
If he had his finger on the trigger and pulled it, it has nothing to do with a Sig cult, poor gun handling.
I also have a Glock 30 .45 that has bout 30k through it, it hasn’t shot me yet either. I will say that if I were to carry one with no safety, I take the holster off to re-holster it. Almost every law enforcement leg shot is during replacing it in the holster. I’m certainly not re-holstering a Glock in appendix carry.
Three cars in hot pursuit...for a welfare check?
Cops and their fans are a weird lot.
He would have had to take the safety off before removing the gun from the holster, an additional dumb move required.
Still, we shouldn't underestimate him. ;)
Been in a group setting with 20 other guys. Government employees...it can be brutal if you aint the lead dog. I went without teeth for three months..it was all out war. Cracked me up when the the Legend of Black ear went ballistic. Every phone in the office had black phones...rotary....someone...I know not whom, rubbed each receiver ear piece in Black ink pad stuff. Supers running around with a black ear..Ya wanna dance? Ya gotta pay the band! :^)
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