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MONGOOSE wrote:I did assume all police departments had there own ranges.

You did assume all police departments have their own ranges. I believe you have stated before you are in New Mexico, does every agency in NM have their own private range?

MONGOOSE wrote:You seem to think you should be afforded special privileges at a range because you are a LEO.

What is it about LE that gets you upset? It seems like every time you talk about LE, that same phrase comes from you. What special privilege do I have? How about you stop talking about privileges already, it's getting old. I have training, lots of it, that's why I expect to be allowed to use my holster. I would expect the same for everybody here that has extensive training.

I don't think your judgement or experience is any greater than mine.

I'm certain you don't. It would seem that you insist that yours be far greater than mine, without any knowledge of who I am. Rather prejudice if it were to be true. Why you bring this up continues to raise questions.

You talk of your holster which even Gunsite will not allow.[/quote]
I'm certain there are more that will not allow me talk of my holster...

Did I demand special privileges because of a badge? No. Did I demand a cupcake for being special, No. There is no need to think that I am any more special than anybody else here because of a title. Training and experience is what matters.

You imply you have greater training than I but you do not no me either . You imply that by wearing an official shirt or duty belt that you should be recognized as a LEO and given special treatment

I reckon we can quibble back and forth all night, but it has been a long day....take care

MONGOOSE wrote:You imply you have greater training than I but you do not no me either . You imply that by wearing an official shirt or duty belt that you should be recognized as a LEO and given special treatment

Imply? I scoff that ANYBODY with the proper training should be forbidden. You would at least think that a LEO would be recognized as having such without having to ask, as you might ask of just anybody walking up to the firing line. I do not imply anything about your training, and if I did, please provide reference. You make up this entitlement stuff, as there is no difference other than a uniform that can be recognized. If you had a CHL badge, one might be able to identify you as having some training, had it been required in the CHL course.

If you can do it properly and safely, then I think you should be allowed to. Requiring a range specific certification that costs money is a bad joke. That is what we are talking about here.

Please cease the personal argument or we'll have to shut it down. The Topic is about policy at the Arms Room and possible draw-from-holster alternatives in the League City/Clear Lake area.