Interesting to see the different styles of response here when guns are drawn--

Backstory: 12/16 Austin nightclub calls police reporting an armed man in yellow attempting forced entry. Style #1: Ass & Armor

Not the best but is a response tactic and in some situations may be the only one you have time for--

Don't-- Don't--forget to clear before you clean

OTD May, 1861 John Lincoln Clem ran away from his home in Newark, OH at the age of 9 at President Lincoln's call for Union volunteers shortly after the start of the Civil War-- His first attempt failed after the 3rd Ohio Infantry Reg Commander informed him he "wasn't enlisting infants"--Clem next decided to try the 22nd Michigan Reg and was told the same.

CA Highway Patrol was shot yesterday--not much released yet but it looks like citizens were able to subdue the suspect and perform first aid Lots of user uploaded video on this one--

PSA--rotate your ammo

This is what happens when you repeatedly reload the same round day after day Excessive seating can lead to increased chamber pressure and ultimately damage to the firearm--

Don't- Don't-

In 1990, a cockpit window on British Airways Flight 5390 fell off midflight causing rapid decompression. Flight attendant Nigel Ogden just happened
to be entering the cockpit when he heard the loud bang and saw the pilot getting sucked out-- In the reenactment image, you can see Ogden holding onto his legs, while the co-pilot is trying to rapidly descend in order to reach a safer altitude. As the co-pilot attempted to contact air traffic
control to make an emergency landing, Ogden was starting to develop frostbite--

How long does it take the average person to recognize, assess, and act on a threat? Studies tell us it only takes 13 millisecs for our brain to recognize a familiar item or person

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