Unarmed man attempts gun grab on OC'er

[JD]

I have been READING this forum for years. And I have never seen ONE post where someone said that NEVER has someone had a gun stolen while OC'ing. Just saying it has not been a secret.

It's there you just need to know where to look.



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[suntzu]

It's there you just need to know where to look.



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Well, I have looked. If there are post out there where an individual made such a stupid statement it is extremely rare. But I will keep checking. I have seen some ridiculus statements by folks before. But then again, I was not the one to allude that OC'ers think that this stuff never happens.

[FireStar M40]

Na, you "beet" me to it.....

Now that's a "SWEET" statement!

FireStar M40

[All_Business]

I told you so.

[AKsrule]

Next time they will just come in Pairs. ..

[Vaquero 45]

I thought OC scared bad guys away???

[Knightrider]

What a lot of pro OC guys doesn't realizes is that OC does paint a target. Do you think if the gun was CC if this would have happen? If you are going to OC then fine, but you have to admit that OCing put you at a higher risk.

[Harryball]

Now that's a "SWEET" statement!

FireStar M40

Thank you professor. We all need a little help now and again....

[Old School]

Handgun Retention Article....... Massad Ayoob

If armed LEO's need this training then every concealed and open handgun carrier should have it also.

As is stated during basic LE academy training for the recruits : "Every situation you encounter is an armed encounter because you are bringing a handgun into it".

Up until a few years ago before the advent of todays security holsters one out of every five LEO firearms deaths was committed using the LEO's own firearm.

That ratio has been reduced because of improved training and equipment however it still occurs.

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/ccm...s-perspective/

OS

[ericb327]

Handgun Retention Article....... Massad Ayoob

If armed LEO's need this training then every concealed and open handgun carrier should have it also.

As is stated during basic LE academy training for the recruits : "Every situation you encounter is an armed encounter because you are bringing a handgun into it".

Up until a few years ago before the advent of todays security holsters one out of every five LEO firearms deaths was committed using the LEO's own firearm.

That ratio has been reduced because of improved training and equipment however it still occurs.

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/ccm...s-perspective/

OS

Great point!

[suntzu]

Great point!

'Great' because it is a good idea for training or 'great' because it should be required?

[Harryball]

'Great' because it is a good idea for training or 'great' because it should be required?

Great point for training.

[ericb327]

'Great' because it is a good idea for training or 'great' because it should be required?

Training, its something we should think about as OCers.

[suntzu]

I agree. All folks need to train constantly. And if the reason one carries is for SD then they should also train on other means of defense. Combative s or what ever. But I hardly know anyone that carries that does more than go to the range and punch wholes in targets. I was going to start a poll to see what folks think is the percentage of people that carry (OC or CC) actually do train realistically and do other training. Whether it be combativies or just running or working out to stay in shape so you can defend your self. From my observation I would say less than 20 percent.

[ericb327]

I agree. All folks need to train constantly. And if the reason one carries is for SD then they should also train on other means of defense. Combative s or what ever. But I hardly know anyone that carries that does more than go to the range and punch wholes in targets. I was going to start a poll to see what folks think is the percentage of people that carry (OC or CC) actually do train realistically and do other training. Whether it be combativies or just running or working out to stay in shape so you can defend your self. From my observation I would say less than 20 percent.

I've had martial arts training (Aikido) about 8 years worth. I would say I learned more from the strategy and

and philosophical side than from the physical applications.