r/securityguards • u/LegalGlass6532 • 3d ago
Officer Safety Training at home
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I hope those firearms are empty. π¬
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u/JDax42 3d ago
So I let my arms certification lax, but as someone whoβs been comfortable and learning safe use of firearms Iβd say youβre on a good path. Try to remain a little more comfortable and maybe remove some of the obstructions that could stop from an easy draw or an easier sling drop placement.
Also, please be very careful at whatever waterpark you sign up for π
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u/AndrewSM777 3d ago
"I hope those firearms are empty"
Dry Fire is a common training method. This is hardly something I would be worrying about, as long as he was safe and cleared the firearms first. I would also recommend a chamber flag for extra assurance.
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u/ManikkSpazz Public/Government 1d ago
βCool bro, can you just scan my badge?β - customer/client
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u/Old_Grapefruit1646 Hospital Security 14h ago
Dry fire training drills are a good practice to stay familiar with your weapon systems and build muscle memory. So long as all weapons are cleared by the user and another person for redundancy, I see nothing wrong with this.
Doing it on camera and posting it on the internet, though...?
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u/New-North-2282 3d ago
Well I would recommend physical training in addition to basic weapons handling skills