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IMO... No matter what the weapon pistol or revolver. Or the caliber .38 or .45 (and everything in between) it's the man or woman behind the gun that is the threat. There are some instances where gun's and ammo werent capable of delivering what was asked of them. I submit that this is the exception, and not the rule. I submit that most often in police tragidy's(sp) it's the tactics that fail. Not the equipment.
Glenn D.
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I could not agree more, . . . but it is a cultural thing that has been fostered by our better living standards of today's society.
In a "hunter / gatherer" society of thousands of years ago, . . . it was eat or be eaten, . . . and every one was a survivor (or dinner) based upon their situational awareness, . . . their willingness to fight or flee at the first sign of danger.
We have bred complacency, tolerance, and even acceptance of bad behavior on others parts, . . . and then we wonder why these things happen.
OK, . . . off the soap box, . . .
May God bless,
Dwight
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