Did you read the thread ?
I'm sorry to say, but many LE "firearms instructors" including many in my own agency are pretty much just target graders.
The USAF bans the SERPA, the USMC issues it. Who actually uses pistols more - hint, it's not the USMC. FLETC and many other state, local and private training facilities prohibit the SERPA as well. The only reason CBP and USBP personnel can use SERPAs at FLETC and no one else can, is is CBP hit them in the wallet by asking if FLETC was going to buy them new holsters.
The SERPA meets my agencies requirements (covered trigger guard and one active form of retention) and we have Agents who use them - it doesn't mean it's a good idea.
I've personally destroyed or seen destroyed several standard SERPAs in weapon retention training.
But hey, do what you feel.
Last edited by HCM; 07-27-2016 at 02:04 AM.
Boom. Nailed it. There really should be a difference in LE "firearm instructors" and LE "range qualification officer". In my experience the ratio is heavily skewed towards the range qualification officers aka target graders.I'm sorry to say, but many LE "firearms instructors" including many in my own agency are pretty much just target graders.
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I don't see what's wrong with the design. I like it. I actually carry AIWB with a serpa.
i used to wannabe
NOOOOOO!
Please make it stop.
I'm mean, yea, it's in the trigger guard. But how do we know it's touching the trigger? Todd Jarrett can draw super fast without touching the trigger. Bunch of haters
i used to wannabe