Handgun Holster, what are they used for? (in canada)
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r34skyline
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A service record of some sort with a le agency, or mil, or private contractor, or extensive competition background, or high stress education from a reputable school.
No, no - he was quite clear - ACTS and PROVE are COMPLETE GARBAGE
He did not say ACTS and PROVE are excessive, but might be helpful to some who learn better via mnemonics.
He did not say they are good with the exception of the last step.
He said they were complete garbage. I can only assume he clears his weapon via some sort of telekinesis or psy-link
He does have a flair for stating his (mostly valid) opinions in a way that is sure to rankle and upset many in the crowd.
I'm guessing he enjoys the resulting kerfuffle.
You haven't seen the video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsotYyYOK4o
Which one of those are you out of curiosity?
maetsack:
Your range is inherently elitist by the very method used to "qualify" people on holsters. As a shift worker, and someone who used to work straight nights, anything that becomes so dependent on attending so many evening classes (and calling it competition doesn't change the reality) is elitist.
I couldn't do the CFSC and CFRSC courses because of my job, but I bought the books, taught myself, and did better than many people who have taken the courses.
I carry a gun for work, and there was no formal holster training, just a supervised range. Apparently, I'm just waiting to have an ND, because I haven't taken 3-4 months of courses, followed by getting signed off by 3 RSOs.
Your range is inherently elitist by the very method used to "qualify" people on holsters. As a shift worker, and someone who used to work straight nights, anything that becomes so dependent on attending so many evening classes (and calling it competition doesn't change the reality) is elitist.
I couldn't do the CFSC and CFRSC courses because of my job, but I bought the books, taught myself, and did better than many people who have taken the courses.
I carry a gun for work, and there was no formal holster training, just a supervised range. Apparently, I'm just waiting to have an ND, because I haven't taken 3-4 months of courses, followed by getting signed off by 3 RSOs.
r34skyline
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And how is that?
Oh right you are gonna pull the typical liberal "I know I am wrong but I will ignore you and pretend I am not." So you and I are "done"?
Oh on a sidenote, Mr Falla said while professional training would help improve your proficiency in drawing speed and form without compromising safety, from a safety standpoint it's not strictly necessary. Of course you know better though.
Do I know you?
r34skyline
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Simple question. You seem to have jumped on with a personal attack, just wondering if we met somewhere or something.
So we offer holster certification to our members (some of which are shift workers) at no cost, but because we ask you to demonstrate proficiency at certain skills over a reasonable period of time or at your own pace, we are elitist.
There is zero point in continuing this discussion with you.
Is that a hang fire?
r34skyline
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Can you please rewrite that in english and tell me what it is that I did to you?
I asked a question about what makes him qualified to state a person must do a course otherwise they will be incompetent and have NDs. He didn't give an answer
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