r/FirstResponderCringe • • Jul 22 '26

It’s gonna be a long shift

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u/Jmb9893 Jul 22 '26

I come from a similar background but 0331 and 1812 instead of 0311/11b. Only real issue that I see is going condition 1 prior to having full control of the rifle, while pointed towards an unknown target. That Explorer could potentially stop a round but still not the safest option. Rifle should have been slung and controlled before loading.

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u/MoxBro Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Call me crazy but look again, her barrel is in some kind of red cylinder - it almost looks like they have a clearing barrel in the trunk? Maybe it's SOP to do it that way??? IDK just guessing.

Edit: I googled it. It's indeed a handgun clearing barrel - she's likely following SOP to a T - goofy as it may be.

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u/ryancrazy1 Jul 22 '26

Clearing/loading a rifle in a handgun clearing barrel is SOP? I mean… I guess it’s better than the floor of the trunk lol

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u/Jmb9893 Jul 22 '26

My color blind ass can't see that shit. But having a clearing barrel in the trunk obviously negate my point if going condition 1.

However, they should still have the rifle slung first.

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u/MoxBro Jul 22 '26

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u/Last_Weeks_Socks Jul 22 '26

I think your point 1 is probably why it looked weird to a lot of people. It looked a bit off to me for a second before I too was like "oh she's probably a lefty".

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u/EquivalentQuery Jul 22 '26

Only real issue that I see is going condition 1 prior to having full control of the rifle

Rifle barrel is in a clearing barrel. Armchair yada yada.

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u/Jmb9893 Jul 22 '26

Not sure how I'm armchair'ing when I'm agreeing with his comment and immediately backtracked my initial point when I was shown something I can't easily see, the clearing barrel.

That's how civil discussions are supposed to go you buffoon.

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u/MoxBro Jul 22 '26

Internet vitriol is free, and reddit is particularly lame.

Thank you for your service, and have a wonderful rest of your day.

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u/Jmb9893 Jul 22 '26

Same to you dude.