One of my former Sgt's tried to shoot me

sdmc530 · #1 01-12-2015, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by DrHenley

Can you spell "Reckless Endangerment" ?

Sheesh!

not without spell check.

MPDC · #2 01-12-2015, 04:27 PM

I've done that drill with blanks. The noise is still enough to shake you up. Live ammo?

Waiter! Check please!

skosh69 · #3 01-12-2015, 08:26 PM

Just read the OP's second post. WOW

Sorry, I'd say that drill was "Sofa king we Todd did".

Playing with your life isn't very smart, but you're the trainer, train on!

MPDC · #4 01-12-2015, 10:40 PM

Brownie, you are one crazy BASTAGE! I like it!

I've seen enough good people who've trained with Brownie sing his praises as an instructor to know, he is the real deal. That skill relies on reflexes, nerve and knowing the science of action/reaction. We practiced it and "turn around" variations a lot. Great skill but as Brownie knows , neither foolproof or for a nervous Nellie.

brownie · #5 01-13-2015, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by MPDC

Brownie, you are one crazy BASTAGE! I like it!

I've seen enough good people who've trained with Brownie sing his praises as an instructor to know, he is the real deal. That skill relies on reflexes, nerve and knowing the science of action/reaction. We practiced it and "turn around" variations a lot. Great skill but as Brownie knows , neither foolproof or for a nervous Nellie.

Exactly, the 80's were one hell of a ride. Appreciate the thoughts, I'm much more mello in my advanced state of age.

Lets include this one to the same thread and discussion of disarms. Here's the recent one taking snubs away when confronted in a 360 world,

This one gives viewers more perspective on what's going on with the disarms.

skosh69,
I understand your thoughts perfectly. At one time, the risk/reward was worth it due to the training to certain skills and the work. Used to give me a warm and fuzzy at times but those days are long behind me now