Thread: Cop beaten and side arm taken.

Yes Wirehunt you are a long way off.

If OSH had anything to do with it then Police would never be able to do their job, like sending OSH inspectors over with our troops to a warzone.

Have you ever been in a close quarters fight with a person and had your adrenalin pumping then tested your accuracy with a heavy triggered Glock? Pretty harsh to slag off their marksmanship just because others can shoot a 50c piece at 100m at a range.

Do you know how much time goes into training a dog? And when working alone they can become a liability in group situations?

Really looking at the basic facts the officer would have been justified in shooting the people attacking him, but imagine the headlines today. I'm sure there is more to this story than we have been told.

Originally Posted by Savage1

Have you ever been in a close quarters fight with a person and had your adrenalin pumping then tested your accuracy with a heavy triggered Glock? Pretty harsh to slag off their marksmanship just because others can shoot a 50c piece at 100m at a range.

One problem Savage, this is at police ranges without that pressure.

Originally Posted by Wirehunt

One problem Savage, this is at police ranges without that pressure.

Where are you getting Police range score information from?

Arm the police with 12g shot toys and return the glocks to the manufacture, if a cop needs to use a firearm it should be deadly force, no wing shots, and with a pump action there is the ability to get more than one, even two at once. P or no P

Originally Posted by Dougie

Where are you getting Police range score information from?

We'll start with
"Dunedin is also revealed as the best place in New Zealand to pull off a bank robbery, after police admit that more than 25% of police who failed their firearms test were from the Southern region." from Ups and downs, but no worries | Otago Daily Times Online News : Otago, South Island, New Zealand & International News

It's been pretty well publicised Dougie.

Originally Posted by Wirehunt

We'll start with
"Dunedin is also revealed as the best place in New Zealand to pull off a bank robbery, after police admit that more than 25% of police who failed their firearms test were from the Southern region." from Ups and downs, but no worries | Otago Daily Times Online News : Otago, South Island, New Zealand & International News

It's been pretty well publicised Dougie.

That doesn't actually say how many there were. 25% of those that failed were from the Southern region, but that could be 1 of 4 nationwide. It's useless.

Originally Posted by gimp

That doesn't actually say how many there were. 25% of those that failed were from the Southern region, but that could be 1 of 4 nationwide. It's useless.

No gimp. That tells you that 25% failed. It doesn't matter a fuck if 25% is 1 or 500, it's still 25%