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The users manual says that direct skin contact is required.

I have done this drill weak handed using a Roger Quick Case for reloading.

G.L.O.V.E. I saw these on the news this evening, I did not know they now have "Taser" like gloves. They grab an arm and down the person goes. Federal immigration agents will be wearing be using them. Maybe someone can post a link to one of the news stories.

The Colonel told me one of the issues with the missiles was the migs were so slow they closed on them quickly and we're too close for the missiles to function properly.

I mentioned a retired airforce colonel in a previous post who showed me the El Presidente drill. He was a F-4 pilot during the Vietnam war and flew mig cap on the first b-52 raids into North vietnam. He told me how the F-4 evolved from missiles only to having guns. The most amazing thing to...

Agent J would interpret that look as "I'm not a hostage, I'm an alien decoy"

Just tell yourself it's just AI.

The El Presidente has been my go-to range drill since 1979 when I was introduced to the drill by a retired air force colonel. It works with any repeating firearm you care to use.

Good stuff. I liked using those photo targets on an automated turning target.

I don't know there's a solution to this problem. The courts are currently ruling that the data from FLOCK cameras are searchable and don't require a warrant because they are public record. The recent geofence ruling could possibly be applied to the scanners with the FLOCK cameras that read...

Now Sir, as an attorney you should know that " smacks of" and "is" are not even close. SCOTUS put the good house keeping seal on pretext stops years ago.

Has anyone viewed the arrest reports or affidavits regarding the case against the guy in Wisconsin. Most news reports seem to be providing only the part they choose to make FLOCK look nefarious. As a retired Leo I see things different like why did the police run his plate into the FLOCK...

There is a trend in some places for the local governments to just defund their agency's use of the cameras, or pass a local ordinance outlawing them.

FLOCK claims their data is only kept for 30 days unless the client asks for something different. Is it permanently deleted? Can the deleted data be recovered? Just asking.

Why would a department care about anything but but the lowest bid, and Glock has special pricing for departments that are really cheap.

Yep, just a few strokes on a key pad.

My understanding of FLOCK data is the data gathered from a parking lot camera, or a gun shop, is not shared system wide, unless that user chooses to allow it. There is data that the "gubment" can't see. In a lot of places there is a privacy statement associated with the cameras somewhere. If...

Just turned off the TV after watching the Astros over the Giants in 10.

The surest long range (1000 yds plus) is a bedded animal. If it's up and moving how far can it move if it chooses to in the 1.5 second bullet flight time. All the modern technology you possess can not alter that reality.

I cooked some t- bones at the hunting lease years ago and one of the guys commented that good vet could save this one.