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Home Forum Firearms and Guns IF You Gonna Carry in Church, PRACTICE!

IF You Gonna Carry in Church, PRACTICE!

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2:57 am April 30, 2008 Guest posts	Print this Post 1 Okay, let's just assume that you have chosen a handgun suitable for self-defense (another topic altogether) and you can LEGALLY carry it with you to your place of worship. What's an acceptable MINIMUM proficiency test with a handgun? Try this: 5 rounds fired into a 5 inch target at 5 yards in 5 seconds. When you can routinely and consistently do that from a low ready position, then work on the same drill drawing from a holster worn under a covering jacket. Remember, you MUST practice as frequently as possible so that you aren't a liability to both yourself AND your church.
6:51 am April 30, 2008 Guest posts	Print this Post 2 That is a great start. If you take a look there is a recommended qualification course on the website that is based on the Air Marshall course of fire. It incorporates both holster starts as well as low ready. A church security team member must be familiar with both forms of presenting a sidearm.

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