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Carry Calculations — 5 Comments

  1. You should do a survey on the percentage of people who carry and have used their weapon to stop a serious crime and did not report the event to any law enforcement authority.

    • I think that has been done before (I’ll have to check my archives). I don’t know if it was a large survey or not.

      The key is the form of DGU. Mild forms (i.e., brandishing) often don’t get reported. Even warning shots.

  2. Just as a thought, many LEO’s easily obtain an associates degree that incoprporates much of their training.

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