Posted on 05/18/2013 2:41:56 PM PDT by nickcarraway
certainly not in front of him!
Lt. Shawn Currie is part of the elitist’s sinister plot to shoot patriots in the foot. Watch your feet around Rambo Currie, FReepers.
I don’t like stupid & bad cops. Get over it or ban me.
I hate clowns too.
I don’t get it. WTF was the AM hounding you for?
Well, it’s their forum. So, they can complain or cry about anything they feel b*tth*rt about. However, As my FR home page states......I am a disobedient individualist. Habitual line crosser.
K. But, my question relates to you being called out of the blue on this post.
You weren’t even on this post until the AM openly called you out.
Ain’t right.
I hate clowns, too.
Have a fresh cookie.
While no one was injured, the discharged round of ammunition ricocheted off the floor and struck Trooper Shane Northrup, who also was attending the training session, in the back of the leg, Wright wrote. Currie suffered a small powder burn on his right leg from the discharge and Northrup had a small red mark on his right leg from the ricochet, he noted.
What?
i’d bet the farm it was nothing like that japanese pistol.
h&k don’t make crap pistols. further they could not duplicate the error in testing his pistol.
Ok. You are in a police educational class. You have a chambered round because you need that split second advantage encase the bad guys surprise you. That chambered round will get you quite often. Morons.
He must have felt threatened by his fellow cops.
First off, the article doesn’t contain enough information to judge other than armchair QB-ing. I won’t dispute that LEO are treated differently than civilians in these cases, but my drum-beat here is that there is never a discussion on holsters or holstering safety. A decent holster minimimzes accidents; a bad choice by CCW-holders, plus lack of awareness (read ‘complacency’), compounds the probability (not possibility) of an AD. It can happen to anyone. Shamefully we’re not all treated equally.
Related re ‘obstruction’:
http://pistol-training.com/archives/7094
A bad case of complacency. The “The gun just went off” syndrome. A common mistake among "professionals".
Another police instructor killed himself with an "empty" gun that he pointed at his own head while in a hostage training course in San Fransisco. IIRC
An “I thought the gun was unloaded” malady
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