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<blockquote data-quote="bigfug" data-source="post: 3555881" data-attributes="member: 4864"><p>While I respect JC, and watch a lot of his video's, I disagree with his assessment of the second officer. LEDT pistol instructors have to take a strong and weak hand shot out past 35 yards to even qualify to go through instructor school. Both of these officers are highly trained and experience. One only has 5 years on, but his dad is a retired deputy chief who is now with the US Marshals service, so he's grown up in an LEO environment. As a parent, I always trained to both drop anything in my hand, but also trained a lot strong hand because we cant always shoot two handed. Am I supposed to drop a baby or toddler to get two hands on my pistol? What if I dont have the kid with me but am creating space with my off hand? What if I am pushing my kid back from danger with my off hand?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigfug, post: 3555881, member: 4864"] While I respect JC, and watch a lot of his video's, I disagree with his assessment of the second officer. LEDT pistol instructors have to take a strong and weak hand shot out past 35 yards to even qualify to go through instructor school. Both of these officers are highly trained and experience. One only has 5 years on, but his dad is a retired deputy chief who is now with the US Marshals service, so he's grown up in an LEO environment. As a parent, I always trained to both drop anything in my hand, but also trained a lot strong hand because we cant always shoot two handed. Am I supposed to drop a baby or toddler to get two hands on my pistol? What if I dont have the kid with me but am creating space with my off hand? What if I am pushing my kid back from danger with my off hand? [/QUOTE]
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