Caliber debates about pistols are worthless

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

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HAHAHA. I knew it. 100% tactical operator right there.

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Originally Posted by driver

This thread needs some James Yeager.

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This isn't ARFCOM.

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Originally Posted by blacklabel

This isn't ARFCOM.

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Starting to look like it...

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

Starting to look like it...

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No kidding.

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Originally Posted by driver

This thread needs some James Yeager.

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Originally Posted by blacklabel

This isn't ARFCOM.

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

Starting to look like it...

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Sorry fellas.

[Coffee]

I'da put a first shot through the windshield ricochet off the ground and through the bad guys eye. Holstered the gun after the first shot cause I'm that confident. Oh yea....I took an advanced class. LOL

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Originally Posted by trot

The officer should have just whipped it out and pissed on the ground like GOT.
Then took a leather sling, stuffed a asphalt pebble in it, swung it around and arced it for a temple hit for the win. I'd have knocked out the perp stone cold in one hit.
Cause he could get a trajectory and go over the car with a sling it's more tactically effective and he would have saved the department and taxpayers two boxes of ammo.
He wouldn't have to ricochet rounds like a ninja, and I mean, why isn't he thinking about saving our tax dollars in the middle of this fight?
What a mall cop! Brits would have just beat him to death with a billy club. I hit a bird once with a slingshot, so I'm an expert in this.

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Winner.

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Being a certified Monday morning Operator™, with thousands of hours of arguing useless points on the internet to my credit, I offer the following: Practice the failure drill. There was nothing wrong with the officer's response except for the fact that his adversary didn't cooperate by falling down dead when he was fatally wounded. So the officer recognized the fact, and changed tactics, as he was trained to do. He also changed his primary tactics to adapt to his experiences. Could he have made that tactical assessment earlier? Sure.