harmonica
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I've got nothing against cops--for sure.....Good point about cops. I know several and most are not marksmen by any definition. I spend a lot of time in a very good simulator. I'm part of my church security team.possibly ---with a lot of and continuous training...but even then you can't get REAL training with someone firing at youWhy would you refuse training for the teachers? Nearly anyone can become proficient.Add to that the chaos and confusion of the situation: students and teachers running in all directions, screaming, shouting, the sound of gunfire in the hallway absent hearing protection.
And we can assume teachers would be armed with semi-auto pistols, which require considerable experience and training to be even moderately proficient and accurate.
The idea that armed teachers can prevent school shootings is ignorant idiocy, resulting in only more dead students, shot by mistake by the inexperienced teachers who were supposed to protect them.
even trained cops are notorious for inaccuracy
it's just that the physical realities of holding-aiming-holding, etc a pistol has many factors that can screw up the point of impact
...we fired at from 7 to 50 yards....at 7 yards you think it's so easy you can't miss--so that ''screws'' up you concentration and you can easily miss firing at a target at 7 yards--unless you concentrate
....that's aiming down the sights with pistols ...we also practiced quick fire without using sights with the M16A2