AndyC wrote:You're not the only one, believe me.NoJustHappyToSeeYou wrote:...I feel a concern that CHL standards could be higher.
Bear in mind, though, that - as has been mentioned before - the shooting standards are on-par with that required of police officers (with the noted exception of a timed reload). Now ain't that scary?
If I were in charge, the standards would be a lot higher - not impossible by any manner of means, but not something that someone brand-new to shooting would be able to pass easily.
That said, the CHL-course does a pretty good job for being a starting point; unfortunately a lot of folks seem to believe that once they've passed, they don't have to lift a finger again.
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- Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:02 pm
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- Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:14 pm
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Indeed.Ameer wrote:phrogg wrote:I'm all for more training.
No matter if we're talking about CHL, DL, voting, religion, or parenting,
knowledge is better than ignorance.
- Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:34 pm
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So he had already fumbled around his pockets, retrieved the Smith and Wesson lock-key, inserted, gave a twist....wrong direction the first time, gave another twist.... hoped it was the correct direction that time... left his firearm concealed.G192627 wrote:I already wonder about this guy just because he carries a gun with a safety.
Pushed the man.