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lkd wrote:You can get a nice "Shooting Situation Card" from USConcealedCarry.com here http://www.usconcealedcarry.com/members/1426.cfm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. I carry one in my wallet all the time (when you join, they give you two free cards as well).

One personal comment about USCCA: This organization is run as a business, _not_ as a community site (like this one). They are very focused on subscribers and motivating you to subscribe to their site/magazine. They _do_ have some nice articles, and they _do_ provide a great service to people that don't have communities like this one (not all of us are blessed to live in The Great Republic of Texas ), but their site is chock full of member-only roadblocks and promotions to join USCCA.

I don't want to seem overly negative about that though. I'm glad to be a member, because I do find some gems of information on their site sometimes. I just wanted to give a fair warning to those of you that follow the link I've posted.

baldeagle wrote:

Beiruty wrote:Best strategy is
1) Clear communication with responding officers.
2) Just hope that said officers are well trained to handle a good guy with a gun.

A)Which begs the question - should CHL holders be working with their local PDs to train for such scenarios?
B)Should CHL holders (if they want to) be involved in FOF training with local PD?
C)Would local PD allow that?
D)Should CHL holders be querying their local PDs on their training policies vis a vis GG vs BG scenarios involving CHL holders?
E)Would local PDs be accepting of citizen review of the training?