time to fork it on Git and debug this messIf your execution fails you are doing it wrong. This ain't windoze man...
time to fork it on Git and debug this messIf your execution fails you are doing it wrong. This ain't windoze man...
Just because you have 4-8 hours of training doesnt make you a trained person as firearms go. I view them as more informed.
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Just because you have 4-8 hours of training doesnt make you a trained person as firearms go. I view them as more informed.
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Also what is and what is not considered training?
Is practicing fundamentals of drawing, aiming, and trigger pull training?
Or does there have to be a "trainer" involved
how trained does the trainer have to be?
killer first post.
Just wondering; how many hours of training does a person need to be considered trained?
I figure it's a continuum; any is better than none, but you can always do more.
Also what is and what is not considered training?
Is practicing fundamentals of drawing, aiming, and trigger pull training?
Or does there have to be a "trainer" involved
how trained does the trainer have to be?
Personally i cant say, but 4 hrs in a classroom doesnt make people an expert in firearms. And you are right training is continum the more the better but people cant be judged by wether they attend a ccw class or not. Responsible gun owners know the laws and most abide by them. Criminals know the laws and choose to ignore them. Im not saying that people dont learn things in those classes but most ccw carriers think that just because you attend a class makes you a responsible gun owner.Just wondering; how many hours of training does a person need to be considered trained?
I figure it's a continuum; any is better than none, but you can always do more.
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