Paul

Well, you know, the first thing, part of training is being an NRA instructor, okay?

That's how they got to be a trainer, okay, an NRA instructor.

That was the first thing that most states sat down and put down.

Okay.

An RA instructor.

Okay.

What did you instruct?

What did you do?

I remember when I was younger in the early 80s, well, late 70s, early 80s, that I did some training at, I taught some training at a police department, mostly on how to draw and shoot, not how to respond to a situation, but draw and shoot.

Because most police officers couldn't do that.

You'd be surprised.

I had one police officer there they called Isprin 9 because no one would back him up.

So he called the Illinois State Police, their 9 channel, get back up.

In one situation, fired 16 rounds out of a Model 59 without hitting anything.

No, not in a 15.

Yeah.

Fired 16 rounds.

Didn't hit anything.

That's when they called me to... Well, what they did was they got in touch with a gun shop that I was... The gun shop sent me.

We talked and went to their range and individually taught people to draw and fire from a service holster.