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Hi, a question for everybody....
In my old dept., the firearms instructors taught us that "shooting from the hip" is just that -- firing the weapon with one hand while it is pressed close to the hip.
In my new dept., the instructor is telling me that "shooting from the hip" means bringing the gun out front and basically shooting with the gun in front of the belt buckle...while holding it with both hands.
This seems really weird to me. Can anybody - incl. a certified Mass Criminal Justice firearms instructor - tell me whether this is allowed or not?
Thanks in advance.
In my old dept., the firearms instructors taught us that "shooting from the hip" is just that -- firing the weapon with one hand while it is pressed close to the hip.
In my new dept., the instructor is telling me that "shooting from the hip" means bringing the gun out front and basically shooting with the gun in front of the belt buckle...while holding it with both hands.
This seems really weird to me. Can anybody - incl. a certified Mass Criminal Justice firearms instructor - tell me whether this is allowed or not?
Thanks in advance.