I'm curious how often you train with your firearms. I hear (what is to me) horror stories of some smaller town PD Officers training with their firearms maybe once or twice a year in a Saturday training session. It just scares the living crap out of me that I've potentially trained significantly more than the people meant to protect me, and that's just as a casual once a month shooter.
Also, I'd like to hear your experienced opinion when you think it's appropriate for me to tell you I have a firearm in my dash? I hear some people say I should always tell a cop, and I hear others say I should only say if the cop is going to be searching me and it's not a big deal if it's just a traffic stop, and I'd like to hear the opinion of an actual officer. Only been pulled over twice in my life and that was before I started carrying.
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I'm curious how often you train with your firearms. I hear (what is to me) horror stories of some smaller town PD Officers training with their firearms maybe once or twice a year in a Saturday training session. It just scares the living crap out of me that I've potentially trained significantly more than the people meant to protect me, and that's just as a casual once a month shooter.
Also, I'd like to hear your experienced opinion when you think it's appropriate for me to tell you I have a firearm in my dash? I hear some people say I should always tell a cop, and I hear others say I should only say if the cop is going to be searching me and it's not a big deal if it's just a traffic stop, and I'd like to hear the opinion of an actual officer. Only been pulled over twice in my life and that was before I started carrying.
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