Texas Cops are being taught the "Catch 22" method of asking for ID.

1.  Cop asks for ID, but has no reasonable suspicion you committed any crime, and you are not under arrest.

2.  You respectfully decline to ID yourself because the law gives you the right to decline.

3.  Now the Cop arrests you because the ACT OF REFUSING TO ID YOURSELF is reasonable suspicion, making ID mandatory.

4.  So, to avoid being arrested for failure to ID, you have to ID yourself even if they don't already have cause to require it.

Kind of like saying if you plea the 5th, you are making an admission of guilt.

https://excoplawstudent.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/texas-failure-to-identify-law-what-it-says-vs-what-police-think-it-says/

The dot torture drill is good practice. HDF normally does it during their pistol courses.

•Dot 1 – Draw and fire one string of 5 rounds for best group. One hole if possible, total 5 rounds.
•Dot 2 – Draw and fire 1 shot, holster and repeat X4, total 5 rounds.
•Dots 3 & 4 – Draw and fire 1 shot on #3, then 1 shot on #4, holster and repeat X3, total 8 rounds.
•Dot 5 – Draw and fire string of 5 rounds, strong hand only, total 5 rounds.
•Dots 6 & 7 – Draw and fire 2 shots on #6, then 2 on #7, holster, repeat X4, total 16 rounds.
•Dot 8 – From ready or retention, fire five shots, weak hand only, total 5 rounds.
•Dots 9 & 10 – Draw and fire 1 shot on #9, speed reload, fire 1 shot on #10, holster and repeat X3, total 6 rounds.

Quote from: Rocky on May 13, 2014, 08:09:51 AM

Which  States/ areas are you visiting ?
[/quote in so cal. Apparently useless this state is just as bad as Hawaii. 

Drive to Phoenix, its worth a 2-day road trip and couple tanks of gas from SoCal. 

DD are ok in hawaii and do not require registration.

Consider both rifles need to be sent in for parts and repair FNHUSA handle it better then Robarms.

While Alex Robinson did initially conceived the the XCR it still needs refinement and support(aftermarket).

AR pistol huh. More toys. Now what caliber would I do?

I'm green with envy!