S.fla Leos Resign From Swat

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-team-resigns-officials-kneel-protesters.html


Good evening all,

A small city (town?) in south Florida had it's entire SWAT team resign. The LEOs believe the department is politicized.

 

Unfortunately more of these resignations must and will happen. The insanity sweeping the nation is leading to unchecked slander and disinformation against the police.

 

I was gathering articles concerning the plight of law enforcement officers in today's crumbling of civilization. So, here are the links.

https://en-volve.com/2020/06/09/hun...ypd-due-to-violent-riots-and-lack-of-support/

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ci...e-to-quell-unrest-despite-defund-rallying-cry

https://ussanews.com/News1/2020/06/...ir-jobs-because-of-the-george-floyd-protests/

https://www.foxnews.com/us/las-vega...-george-floyd-protest-likely-paralyzed-report

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...fter-george-floyds-death-protests/3188906001/

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bobby-rush-chicago-police-union-kkk
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When the number of officers on large city police departments begins to really dwindle and the savagery heads out into the suburbs, it will be oh so fascinating to witness masked deer hunters coming out of the woodwork to dwindle the number of savages.

 

Rifle sling positioning for those new to deer hunting

For accurate shooting, it is absolutely imperative to utilize the rifle's sling. Stability of hold is CRITICAL for marksmanship.

These videos demonstrate the sling positioning that I was trained to use.





The next fellow goes slow and is boring, but do bear with him, for he is quite knowledgeable in the use of the rifle sling. Watching him will not kill you, but listening to him is like watching metal rust. The visuals he provides are excellent lessons, else I wouldn't have included this link.


These instructors use a sling position that is not that which I was trained, but they sure do look like they are achieving excellent rifle stability. Humans differ one from the other, thus one must experiment with varying techniques to see which works best for them.





Remember, perfecting your marksmanship means, one shot, one kill. It's in the Bible, "Wasteth not thine ammunition, for thou dost dwell in the land of daemons, and legion are their numbers." First Geezer, chapter 27, verse 12.

Remember to not cut off blood flow to your forearm and hand. If your fingers start tingling, your sling is too tight or your sling is, in its current position, compressing a major nerve or blood vessel. Be careful. I have nerve damage in my left arm, but it is not severe. Mine is due to incessant shooting while on rifle team and then constant practice throughout the decades. Just got a skin cancer cut off due to perpetual sun exposure. Sh## happens. Stay aware. Be safe.