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That doesn't hold true for the fatal cases.barstoolguru wrote:Shooting guns is like handling snakes; lose concentration a minute and something will happen. The embarrassment last a lot longer than the injury
Of course, it's not fair, but when I talk to a couple of LEO friends of mine and they themselves say that in general police officers are not very good shooters I tend to go with their inside knowledge. They back this up saying that many officers only go to the range for their annual qualification. And then point to the hit ratio of your average homeowner defending their home or a CHL holder that has to use their gun out in public.THX wrote: maybe it's not fair to generalize.
He wasn't aiming at a barn, that's why he hit the officer.....alvins wrote:most of hpds officers cant hit the broad side of a barn. how did they manage this?
Good thinking birddog.txbirddog wrote:He wasn't aiming at a barn, that's why he hit the officer.....alvins wrote:most of hpds officers cant hit the broad side of a barn. how did they manage this?
They last the same duration in that case.Excaliber wrote:That doesn't hold true for the fatal cases.barstoolguru wrote:Shooting guns is like handling snakes; lose concentration a minute and something will happen. The embarrassment last a lot longer than the injury