Video of participation in shooting competition may be used in evidence

[JNieman]

I don't see the relevance. Haven't we already decided that shooting competitions does nothing to prepare someone for a real life situation.

Meh, depends on how you approach them.

I shoot USPSA (when I can) with my carry gear. Same belt I wear all the time, IWB holster, same gun, etc. The only thing I do is add mag holders to the waistband to comply with rules. You can practice essential things.

No it's not a full on simulation for a real world gun fight but I don't think anyone is professing it to be.

 

[Sin-ster]

I don't see the relevance. Haven't we already decided that shooting competitions does nothing to prepare someone for a real life situation.

To top that off, it's a sporting pursuit-- don't the libtards say that's the only reason we should have guns at all?

So accordingly, I'm allowed to own guns and use them in competition, so long as I'm not any good with them... (Hyperbole of course-- don't freakin' shoot people unless you're absolutely terrified for your own life, and need to stop the threat.)

Fitting that the guy from the court's name is O*Tool*e. The article's author is probably "J. T. Wanker"-- I'm protesting by not clicking the link.

 

[jwglock]

[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHDxY__Bcns[/video]

I know I'm not not only one who wanted to see one one of his shooting video.

 

[drumz2129]

[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHDxY__Bcns[/video]

I know I'm not not only one who wanted to see one one of his shooting video.

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