Gun Control 2022 (IV) - Gun Rights, Control, & Government

[Greater Cesnica]

But can you 360 noscope people bunny hopping at the airfield while they're waiting for planes to respawn?

Uvalde PD Junior, here we go!

kek

[Grinning Dragon]

BWAHAHAHAHA, I've been around and have used firearms since I could walk and continue to use them damn near everyday.

But can you 360 noscope people bunny hopping at the airfield while they're waiting for planes to respawn?

HEHEH, somehow I get the image of tomi here playing a game of whack a mole and declaring himself uber sniper of all time.

[Greater Cesnica]

But can you 360 noscope people bunny hopping at the airfield while they're waiting for planes to respawn?

HEHEH, somehow I get the image of tomi here playing a game of whack a mole and declaring himself uber sniper of all time.

He would need aimbot

[American Legionaries]

It varies a bit per locale but around here yeah it's only once a year or thereabouts and the qualification isn't even hard.

I imagine the ego that the cops have doesn't help. A falsely inflated perception of their shooting prowess can't possibly be compatible with an opportunity to prove one's actual competency.

In my experience, there are basically two sorts of cops. Those who like guns, and shoot recreational on their own time and dime. These folks are usually decent shots. Then there's the type that dislikes guns, shoots only on the mandated re-quals, and think the badge gives them the unique qualification to have a gun. These folks usually think they're good shots.

[Greater Cesnica]

I imagine the ego that the cops have doesn't help. A falsely inflated perception of their shooting prowess can't possibly be compatible with an opportunity to prove one's actual competency.

In my experience, there are basically two sorts of cops. Those who like guns, and shoot recreational on their own time and dime. These folks are usually decent shots. Then there's the type that dislikes guns, shoots only on the mandated re-quals, and think the badge gives them the unique qualification to have a gun. These folks usually think they're good shots.

Unfortunately seems like the """good""" ones are leaving policing, leaving us with the Uvalde-tier oPerAtoRs.

[Grinning Dragon]

I imagine the ego that the cops have doesn't help. A falsely inflated perception of their shooting prowess can't possibly be compatible with an opportunity to prove one's actual competency.

In my experience, there are basically two sorts of cops. Those who like guns, and shoot recreational on their own time and dime. These folks are usually decent shots. Then there's the type that dislikes guns, shoots only on the mandated re-quals, and think the badge gives them the unique qualification to have a gun. These folks usually think they're good shots.

In my travels of life, I tend to agree with the sentiment as well.

[Greater Cesnica]

In my experience, there are basically two sorts of cops. Those who like guns, and shoot recreational on their own time and dime. These folks are usually decent shots. Then there's the type that dislikes guns, shoots only on the mandated re-quals, and think the badge gives them the unique qualification to have a gun. These folks usually think they're good shots.

In my travels of life, I tend to agree with the sentiment as well.

Would you agree that there's a definite disparity between small town policing and big town cops? Certainly evident where I am in rural Ontario. Local police here are predominantly firearms enthusiasts, and don't really have inflated egos.

[Grinning Dragon]

In my travels of life, I tend to agree with the sentiment as well.

Would you agree that there's a definite disparity between small town policing and big town cops? Certainly evident where I am in rural Ontario. Local police here are predominantly firearms enthusiasts, and don't really have inflated egos.

To a point. I grew up in a small town in MN, a majority of the cops there were of the holier than thou mentality, lost track of the many times we would out score the local PD at the range, both in quick short shooting and long range, pistol/rifle. I can count on two fingers of the local cops that were firearm enthusiasts and they both came from a part of MN that was much more rural than my home town.

[American Legionaries]

In my travels of life, I tend to agree with the sentiment as well.

Would you agree that there's a definite disparity between small town policing and big town cops? Certainly evident where I am in rural Ontario. Local police here are predominantly firearms enthusiasts, and don't really have inflated egos.

All I really have are anecdotes, but there exist the latter types even in my rural sheriff's office, and the only LAPD officer I know is a huge gun guy.

[Thermodolia]

It seems we can add NICS to the list of things you don't know anything about. Having said that, you have a nasty opinion on what constitutes a good person, and I sincerely hope the people you consider to be good go to prison soon.

Oh then nevermind they do have digitized records, I concede on this front.

Yeah I don't know really anything about guns but I can guarantee you I'm a better target shooter than 99% of the gun owners on this site after I far out performed the non former LEOs in my special police class when we had to do target practice despite being my first and only time ever shooting or holding a firearm.

Fucking DC is so backed up (like 18 months) that I wasn't able to get the license finalized and start working.

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

[Grinning Dragon]

Oh then nevermind they do have digitized records, I concede on this front.

Yeah I don't know really anything about guns but I can guarantee you I'm a better target shooter than 99% of the gun owners on this site after I far out performed the non former LEOs in my special police class when we had to do target practice despite being my first and only time ever shooting or holding a firearm.

Fucking DC is so backed up (like 18 months) that I wasn't able to get the license finalized and start working.

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

Now we just need to see his score for the run-n-gun portion and his opfor results.

[Kernen]

It seems we can add NICS to the list of things you don't know anything about. Having said that, you have a nasty opinion on what constitutes a good person, and I sincerely hope the people you consider to be good go to prison soon.

Oh then nevermind they do have digitized records, I concede on this front.

Yeah I don't know really anything about guns but I can guarantee you I'm a better target shooter than 99% of the gun owners on this site after I far out performed the non former LEOs in my special police class when we had to do target practice despite being my first and only time ever shooting or holding a firearm.

Fucking DC is so backed up (like 18 months) that I wasn't able to get the license finalized and start working.

And then everybody clapped.

[The Two Jerseys]

Oh then nevermind they do have digitized records, I concede on this front.

Yeah I don't know really anything about guns but I can guarantee you I'm a better target shooter than 99% of the gun owners on this site after I far out performed the non former LEOs in my special police class when we had to do target practice despite being my first and only time ever shooting or holding a firearm.

Fucking DC is so backed up (like 18 months) that I wasn't able to get the license finalized and start working.

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

I imagine the average cop limp-wrists it with one hand while his other hand is covering an ear as he closes his eyes and turns his head in the opposite direction...

[Grinning Dragon]

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

I imagine the average cop limp-wrists it with one hand while his other hand is covering an ear as he closes his eyes and turns his head in the opposite direction...

While standing in a fresh puddle and it wasn't raining that day!

[Haganham]

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

I imagine the average cop limp-wrists it with one hand while his other hand is covering an ear as he closes his eyes and turns his head in the opposite direction...

Police are notoriously awful with firearms. Accuracy, but also safety.

[Thomasi]

I imagine the average cop limp-wrists it with one hand while his other hand is covering an ear as he closes his eyes and turns his head in the opposite direction...

Police are notoriously awful with firearms. Accuracy, but also safety.

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

[Washington Resistance Army]

Police are notoriously awful with firearms. Accuracy, but also safety.

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

That's fucking horrible lol

[Thomasi]

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

That's fucking horrible lol

Yeah true lol though I am sure the fact that it's handguns has something to do with it.

[Thermodolia]

Police are notoriously awful with firearms. Accuracy, but also safety.

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

No that’s shit.

Like really shit. You’d be spending the week getting “ counseling” if ya shot that in the marines, especially in boot.

[Thermodolia]

That's fucking horrible lol

Yeah true lol though I am sure the fact that it's handguns has something to do with it.

No. Handguns have nothing to do with it.

I shoot extremely well with both a rifle and a handgun, I prefer the handgun actually but it’s not the handgun

[American Legionaries]

Dude I shot expert (310) in the Marines. That’s far better than your average popo.

Now we just need to see his score for the run-n-gun portion and his opfor results.

Could you imagine if cops actually had to do run and guns?

[American Legionaries]

Police are notoriously awful with firearms. Accuracy, but also safety.

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

Given that most police shootings happen at spitting distance, that's really bad.

[The Two Jerseys]

Yeah true lol though I am sure the fact that it's handguns has something to do with it.

No. Handguns have nothing to do with it.

I shoot extremely well with both a rifle and a handgun, I prefer the handgun actually but it’s not the handgun

Daily reminder that Elisjsha Dicken landed 80% of his shots on a moving target at 40 yards with a Glock.

The national average is 30% accuracy which in a tense situation with combative suspects and a handgun isn't that bad

Given that most police shootings happen at spitting distance, that's really bad.

I'm convinced that most cops subscribe to the Cyril Figgus school of marksmanship...

[Grinning Dragon]

Now we just need to see his score for the run-n-gun portion and his opfor results.

Could you imagine if cops actually had to do run and guns?

TBH, I'm surprised that isn't a thing during what is basically their boot camp, the same with stress factored force on force training. That 30% is shit and does not instill any confidence what so ever.
Anybody can stand 20 feet away and shoot at a silhouette and 10 ring the fucker all day.

[American Legionaries]

Could you imagine if cops actually had to do run and guns?

TBH, I'm surprised that isn't a thing during what is basically their boot camp, the same with stress factored force on force training. That 30% is shit and does not instill any confidence what so ever.
Anybody can stand 20 feet away and shoot at a silhouette and 10 ring the fucker all day.

>Anybody can stand 20 feet away and shoot at a silhouette and 10 ring the fucker all day.

Wanna know how I know you've never watched cops qualify with their service weapons?