Obviously, being a cop, I carry a gun. If I wasn't an officer I'd still carry a gun. In today's world violent acts against humanity are continually growing more frequent; I can't even turn on the news without seeing stories about violent crimes. I also see the darker side of society, and trust me it's there. You can be as naive as you want to be, but it's still there.
I will not discuss professional stories with this blog because everyone deserves the same amount of respect, but I will reference personal experiences as they come along.
I'll start with this:
I began shooting at the age of 18 when I joined the army. Like all Army I began shooting the M16. I quickly moved on to LMG's (light machine gun) and HMG's (heavy machine gun). I have shot most personal and squad based weapons that the Army had to offer and I was sent to basic armorer school where I learned to work on and maintain military weapons. I left the Army to join the police and started my pistol and shotgun training. I'm still working on fundamentals, but as a shooter you always have to work on fundamentals.
As far as civilian weapons go, I'm still fairly inexperienced. As I continue to expand my knowledge I plan to write it down and share with anyone who cares to read.
So I leave you with that. -M. C.

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