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TCSO: Deputy shouldn't be charged because he confused his weapons (video)
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<blockquote data-quote="Kyle78" data-source="post: 2734338" data-attributes="member: 27210"><p>There is no state "standard" on how duty belts are setup. I know of a few agencies that require Less lethal weapons to be on opposite side of duty weapon, but then most agencies have no rules pertaining to duty belt setup. It's highly personalized depending on the officer. All Taser/Pepper gun trainings I have been to recommended a across draw to negate this type of accident. Once again practicing in front of a mirror drawing your weapons/equipment is necessary to train up muscle memory and your "primitive" part of your brain. You need it to become instinct. Stressful incident's shut down all of your cognitive functions, and you revert back to "instinct". Every one that carries a gun should be practicing this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kyle78, post: 2734338, member: 27210"] There is no state "standard" on how duty belts are setup. I know of a few agencies that require Less lethal weapons to be on opposite side of duty weapon, but then most agencies have no rules pertaining to duty belt setup. It's highly personalized depending on the officer. All Taser/Pepper gun trainings I have been to recommended a across draw to negate this type of accident. Once again practicing in front of a mirror drawing your weapons/equipment is necessary to train up muscle memory and your "primitive" part of your brain. You need it to become instinct. Stressful incident's shut down all of your cognitive functions, and you revert back to "instinct". Every one that carries a gun should be practicing this. [/QUOTE]
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