The Importance of Hands-on Training

I stopped carrying a pistol in 2006. I know of only one person who actually had to transition from a rifle to a pistol due to a malfunction. We are not as hands on though as he thinks your agency is. Like if it gets to hands on for me, like things have actually gone pretty bad. You're seeing these guys at these poor fuckers that like, like my brother was a sheriff's deputy. You don't, they don't get training. Yeah. My brother was shooting like once a year, like the minimum number of possible rounds he could and then go back on patrol like ours is like a whole training day.