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Cooper's 4 rules are the law. The first rule is all that is necessary though, the rest are redundant. "All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are."
Mr. ASP, I think you should desist from making stupid commentary about the Police, who're faced with daily life and death situations. Your second guessing them in this toxic atmosphere only empowers the "DeFund" Pro-criminal cabal.
so instead of admitting he had a negligent discharge he lied that the guys tried to run him over. So really a POS cop anyway. These are the reasons people tend to feel cops earn the hate. It was an accident discharge that anyone would have understood but now he decides to go all macho and wahtnot.
Things happening very quickly. I'm sure he thought he may have been injured badly by the car. I'm sure he did not mean to pull the trigger but I cant be too critical
Had an idiot, who wasn’t following the Colonel’s Rule #1, tell me I was an idiot because I made up my “own rules” (the NRA Three Rules). It was a pretty fun conversation.
It's amazing how people can watch the same video, and selectively see different things, leading to divergent interpretations of what "actually" happened. In reality, "believing is seeing." Our perceptions are distorted by our prior beliefs and prejudices. This is known as the Rashomon Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashomon_effect
It's crazy how people think that just because some one is a LEO, that they must be super qualified in using a handgun. A LOT of LEO officers are some of the worst shooters, I'm an instructor, competition shooter, and and one of the board member at a range called NTSA (in Sanger, TX). Now I do A LOT of LEO qualifications and man, some of these LEO shouldn't be LEO, I've had to fail hundreds of Cadets and current LEO who are in a department cause they couldn't stay on target at 5 yards or have good firearm safety.
It's sad that once you become a LEO here in Texas, you aren't forced to qualify every month, instead it's either one time a year, or once every 2 years. So next time you see a LEO, don't automatically assume he is a well trained person.
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How tf did they get away? A cop was right on their tail still. These are some terrible cops.
Cooper's 4 rules are the law. The first rule is all that is necessary though, the rest are redundant. "All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are."
I'm gonna go car hit door kicked back that door to the middle to window while he had a good shot , still all bad
Whoa whoa whoa. Whatchu mean “if you’re not from the west coast you probably don’t know what a quick trip is.”? They’re all over GA
I follow Col. Cooper’s 4 rules of firearm safety!
Great breakdown John!
I love these "Fat guy monday morning quarterbacks people in a job he could never qualify for" videos
They do not have 1000 rounds of 9mm for $149…..
There are a ton of QT's in the upstate of South Carolina. They are my preferred gas station
Mr. ASP, I think you should desist from making stupid commentary about the Police, who're faced with daily life and death situations. Your second guessing them in this toxic atmosphere only empowers the "DeFund" Pro-criminal cabal.
so instead of admitting he had a negligent discharge he lied that the guys tried to run him over. So really a POS cop anyway. These are the reasons people tend to feel cops earn the hate.
It was an accident discharge that anyone would have understood but now he decides to go all macho and wahtnot.
Things happening very quickly. I'm sure he thought he may have been injured badly by the car. I'm sure he did not mean to pull the trigger but I cant be too critical
Take it down a notch Hector
We have Quick Trip in the East coast as well. NC/SC at least.
It’s quicker than rolling the window down right?
They have QT’s on the East Coast.
Had an idiot, who wasn’t following the Colonel’s Rule #1, tell me I was an idiot because I made up my “own rules” (the NRA Three Rules). It was a pretty fun conversation.
It's amazing how people can watch the same video, and selectively see different things, leading to divergent interpretations of what "actually" happened. In reality, "believing is seeing." Our perceptions are distorted by our prior beliefs and prejudices. This is known as the Rashomon Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashomon_effect
Lol I'm sitting at QuikTrip while watching this
It's crazy how people think that just because some one is a LEO, that they must be super qualified in using a handgun. A LOT of LEO officers are some of the worst shooters, I'm an instructor, competition shooter, and and one of the board member at a range called NTSA (in Sanger, TX). Now I do A LOT of LEO qualifications and man, some of these LEO shouldn't be LEO, I've had to fail hundreds of Cadets and current LEO who are in a department cause they couldn't stay on target at 5 yards or have good firearm safety.
It's sad that once you become a LEO here in Texas, you aren't forced to qualify every month, instead it's either one time a year, or once every 2 years. So next time you see a LEO, don't automatically assume he is a well trained person.
Did this officer lose his job?
Thanks for the great content, John!
I love Phoenix. I live here. This stuff is everyday here lol