Count me out!

[Sam1]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4f0_1403356914

 

No thanks, I'll have to pass on this little fun adventure.

[RED333]

With training I could

[vontar]

OUT.

 

in case that was not Clear

OUT.

 

 

Edited June 21, 2014 by vontar

[bigun]

I'm out  :surrender:

[dralarms]

Oh heck no. If I'm getting shot at then I'm shootin back.

[A.J. Holst]

It appears the training is for shooting bad guys in an urban environment with civvies walking around. A proverbial "don't shoot the good guy" carnival game.

Pass/fail scoring?

[Trekbike]

[quote name="Gotthegoods" post="1161333" timestamp="1403397714"]Pass/fail scoring?[/quote] Yep. I'm guessing of you shoot one of the instructors walking, you fail. Then they make you take his place.

[RC3]

Wait till you see the jungle training. The English translation was a bit off. Always is.

[BigK]

for once, I'm speachless

[Sam1]

Wait till you see the jungle training. The English translation was a bit off. Always is.

Do you have a link to that?

[Randall53]

No way Jose....that's plum crazy!

[Guest theconstitutionrocks]

When you actually think about it, this is the crawl phase. In a real situation you would have people running, at all different angles...way too hard to get a good "safe" sight picture long enough to shoot. FWIW the better option, IMHO, if you don't need to be there, is get the hell out of the area. Failing that, (you can't get out, you need to be there, or there are people you have to protect), then get to cover, wait for the congestion to clear, and THEN engage.

[BigK]

Seems like it'd be easier and safer to train all civilians to hit the deck when they hear gunfire. :D Edited June 22, 2014 by BigK

[Dustbuster]

They could at least try this first:




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[Ugly]

Training gets boring to some, apparently 

[RC3]

Do you have a link to that?

No, but my uncle had some really interesting stories about it.

[Ted S.]

I'm open to the idea.

[vontar]

Do you have a link to that?

Don't do it, don't sign up for that course.

[gjohnsoniv]

The Russians have that beat.

[Dustbuster]

Count me in!!!
http://youtu.be/E3pnvez88c0


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[Luke E.]

And I thought that the bicycle cops had drawn the shortest straw... until I saw this "training exercise". I wonder how bad you have to screw up to be placed on that detail?

[Luke E.]

They could at least try this first:




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I guess they ran out of money before they could buy enough 2x4 to nail those target stand legs onto. 

[Dustbuster]

Hahaha dude is probably thinking : but master I came here to learn Karate and fight like ninja!


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[vontar]

And I thought that the bicycle cops had drawn the shortest straw... until I saw this "training exercise". I wonder how bad you have to screw up to be placed on that detail?

 

Here in Oak Ridge we have officers that volunteer to be bicycle cops.  They pushed for the program and even choose to right their own personal bikes.   One of them told about pulling over a car to write a ticket.

[Luke E.]

Here in Oak Ridge we have officers that volunteer to be bicycle cops.  They pushed for the program and even choose to right their own personal bikes.   One of them told about pulling over a car to write a ticket.

 

 I know bullets have a tendency to melt through car doors but i'd sure rather be hiding behind a car when bullets start flying than hoping the bullet would  hit one of the pipes those bicycle frames are made of! In all seriousness though, when there are big events going on in cities, bicycle are much more effective.