Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Handguns Anyone take this guy serious?

Well for starters, he’s never been a cop.

All that means is that he's never fugged up an investigation. And probably shoots well, too.

More likely means he's full of BS and never cleared a dark room with an armed intruder.

Inother words Aboob is a lot like you

Most lawyers, district attorneys and judges haven't either. And truth be known, most cops probably haven't, as well. Some of the worst legal advice you can get is from a cop.

Then why are you advocating taking Aboob's legal advice or should I say BS

Absolutely. And unfortunately, that's the 'New normal' for OIS incidents as well. If you draw an activist prosecutor, it's all about Who got dusted instead of Why they got dusted.

I wore a badge full time for most of my adult life. I'm glad I retired when I did.

And...

Golly, I thought Deflave said, "Well for starters, he’s never been a cop."

Even worse!

Thank you for your service.

It's just unfortunate that its necesary.

You don’t have to be a cop to know about legal issues relating to the use of force.

But when it comes to tactical decisions related to hunting other men with guns you do need experience in the field, preferably a lot of it, to know what works and what doesn’t.

There are a lot of tactical decisions that seem good in the comfort of Bill Wilson’s lodge that just don’t work in the real world. Any tactic you use must work in the courtroom. It must also work when you’re opposed by an armed, determined opponent.

The first part can be gleaned from research and books. The second comes from boots on the ground. Preferably not boots in a part time role in a town of 3,000 people.

For the record, in practice I use handheld lights to look for bad guys and WMLs only after I find them.

But for completely different reasons than what MA laid out.

Exactly 💯

I remember an article of his extolling the virtues of the Combat Masterpiece from back in the '80s. When I finally bought one back in the 90s it turned out to be one of my favorite handguns. A broken clock is right twice a day is still a true saying.

Is this a serious follow up?

Or are you just talking out your ass?

If you’re too stupid to understand the context of that response you should probably go back to fugking people out of their insurance money.

I managed to be able to watch a few minutes of the video, not the whole thing. Ol' Mas is perpetually terrified of legal action.

Now, that said, I will agree that if one is out and about, you shouldn't go around pointing your weapon light at people. Like if you're walking through a dark parking lot, and you hear a sound, you shouldn't be drawing your gun and pointing it around to see what it was. Of course, if you're walking around in a dark parking lot, you should already have a separate flashlight out!

But in your own home???? A light mounted on your gun is perfect. Middle of the night, one thing, grab it and go. "Oh, but it may be a guest that one of your family members invited and didn't tell you".... .please.

With all his blather, does anyone know how many felons this expert has arrested, or drew down on?


His bullshitt is so vague.

He better recount those Glocks