Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
i don't think this is a "guns are good" situation, this is a "security guard with a gun" is good situation.
I suppose your assumption is that security personnel and even police officers have some superior training/ability that the average gun owner does not
have?
Should I bother to tell you that as an NRA firearms instructor I have witnessed incompetence the likes of which would make cringe from security and
police or is that something you need to ignore to perpetuate this notion of yours?
Security and police are some of the most firearm ignorant individuals you'll ever meet. The only exceptions are those people who have always been gun
people before their career choice. Otherwise they are just as bad, if not worse, than the clown in Washington who wish to legislate firearms out of
existence yet have no clue what a barrel shroud is or why they even put it on the "ban" list.
I and virtually anyone I've ever shot with am far better trained than any officer in my local PD. SWAT guys, on the other hand, are the exception.
Usually anyway. There are still quite a few chumps there.
So, sorry, but having a badge doesn't make you magically qualified for anything. Quite often it makes them pompous asses who show up for training
sessions with a holier than thou attitude only to be made to look ridiculous by the middle-aged housewife who has never fired a gun before.