CLEET in the 80's.... You are on MY RANGE shooting MY BULLETS.....YOU will SHOOT MY BULLETS on MY RANGE when I TELL you to SHOOT MY BULLETS ON MY RANGE.............. SHOOTERS ON THE LINE........(Wheel Gun) LOAD 1.... FIRE 1.... LOAD 6... FIRE 6....SHOOTERS READY.........FIRE........in the 90's Transition (Semi)........SLAP RACK BANG......SLAP RACK BANG.....SLAP RACK BANG....SLAP RACK BANG......SLAP RACK- STRIP- INSERT RACK BANG......SLAP RACK- STRIP- INSERT RACK BANG.....SLAP RACK- STRIP- INSERT RACK BANG.....SLAP RACK- STRIP INSERT- RACK BANG.....OK.... YOUR HAND AND FINGERS ARE BLEEDING......YOU PASSED!I would say 75% of firearm training I've received, I paid for out of my own pocket. I knew my agency wouldn't pay for it and I wasn't gonna just be satisfied with what CLEET "taught" me, which was basically firearm nomenclature, presentation, grip, stance, breath control and marksmanship, which incidentally goes out the window during an armed encounter. So I started attending Paul Abel's (RIP) range and learned how to fight, not shoot.