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- Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:24 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
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Re: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
Man, I wish my Dodge got 10-12 in the city....Lucky to get 9. (gas engine)
- Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:53 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
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Re: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
You are no worse off than no cuffs at all. If he refuses to do it then he wont let you either. You got nothing to lose by trying.Hoosier Daddy wrote:And if he refuses?rm9792 wrote:Also, a lot of posters mention they dont have the training to handcuff someone. So what? toss the cuffs to the BG and make him cuff his hand to his ankle or something.
- Tue Nov 09, 2010 6:08 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
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Re: Consequences For Holding A Bad Guy
Remember that trick from Diehard (movie)? The head baddie dropped and started crying when Bruce Willis confronted him. It worked for awhile till Bruce figured it out.03Lightningrocks wrote:Aggie_engr wrote:......If they are of the cowardly type that drops to ground like a girl screaming don't shoot me,..........I don't know why, but the visual makes me laugh.
Also, a lot of posters mention they dont have the training to handcuff someone. So what? toss the cuffs to the BG and make him cuff his hand to his ankle or something. Cuff his own wrist to a burglar bar, bedpost, whatever. You can see from a safe distance whether it is done or not. Even if they are loose it will still slow him down considerably. Better solution than hoping he complies and doesnt change his mind 5 minutes later.